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Backend: - New tenants table with PSGC-derived code, links to cities_municipalities, optional boundary_polygon override, theme color, contact info, timezone. - Adds nullable tenant_id to users / households / drop_off_points / dumpsites / partner_stores. Foreign-keyed, indexed. - Tenant model with deriveCode() helper + effectiveBoundary() fallback chain. - App\Tenancy\Tenancy — process-level current-tenant register with withTenant() / withoutScope() helpers for jobs + super-admin. - App\Tenancy\TenantScope — global Eloquent scope, no-op when no tenant is set (so seeders + super-admin reads still work). - App\Tenancy\HasTenant trait — applied to Household, DropOffPoint, Dumpsite, PartnerStore. Auto-fills tenant_id on create from Tenancy::current(). - ResolveTenant middleware — reads X-Tenant-Code (or X-Tenant-Id), validates tenant exists + active, sets Tenancy::current(). Falls back to authenticated user's tenant_id when header missing. Registered globally on the api group. - Login + register now require an active tenant (super-admin bypasses). Cross-tenant credential reuse is rejected with a 403 + clear message. - super_admin role added to RoleSeeder + users.role enum. - Public GET /api/v1/tenants/lookup?code= — no auth, returns tenant details for the pre-login screen. Seeders: - SuperAdminSeeder seeds super@verde.local (tenant_id = null). - SanPascualTenantSeeder seeds Region IV-A → Batangas → San Pascual municipality → sample Poblacion barangay → Tenant row with code SAN-PASCUAL-BAT, then backfills every existing tenant-aware row (13 users / 2 households / 5 DOPs / 1 dumpsite / 3 stores) so the dev environment keeps working end-to-end. - Wired into DatabaseSeeder so migrate:fresh --seed bootstraps cleanly. Customer-web: - New /tenant page — text input, calls public lookup, confirms with resolved tenant card, stores code + name in cookies (1 year). "Pilot users: SAN-PASCUAL-BAT" hint as a clickable shortcut. - /login + /register now redirect to /tenant?next= when no cookie, show a verde "signing in to <LGU>" pill with a Switch link, delegate the actual form to client components. - /api/tenant route — POST sets cookie, DELETE clears. - apiServer auto-attaches X-Tenant-Code on every API call when the cookie is present. - Tenant cookies are non-httpOnly so the client can echo them; the session token stays httpOnly. Build: 23 routes (added /tenant), 196 backend tests still pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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