*Summary*
- reorganize the navigation menu to highlight modules, consolidate API
security content, and move guide entries (auto-generated docs, type
generation, security topics) to the intended sections
- relocate the Data API hardening and custom claims RBAC guides into the
API subtree, updating internal references and redirects, and fixing
cross-links (including adjusting the Security reference order)
- adjust data API topic references (e.g., securing guide and role
management) to point to the new paths and ensure the helper link
ordering follows the requested layout
*Testing*
- Not run (not requested)
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Documentation**
* Reorganized API documentation structure, consolidating REST and
GraphQL API guides under a dedicated API section.
* Moved security-related guides to API documentation paths for better
organization.
* Implemented automatic redirects for old documentation links to new
locations.
* Updated navigation menu to reflect the restructured documentation
layout.
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Co-authored-by: Chris Chinchilla <chris.ward@supabase.io>
Co-authored-by: Chris Chinchilla <chris@chrischinchilla.com>
## What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Grammar corrections across documentation and test descriptions.
## What is the current behavior?
Multiple docs and test files use "a" before acronyms that start with a
vowel sound when pronounced:
- "a HTTP" (pronounced "aitch-tee-tee-pee") should be "an HTTP"
- "a API" (pronounced "ay-pee-eye") should be "an API"
- "a RLS" (pronounced "arr-ell-ess") should be "an RLS"
- "the all users" is redundant (should be "all users")
## What is the new behavior?
All instances corrected to use proper English indefinite articles:
### Docs files (11 files):
- `firebase-auth.mdx` — "the all users" -> "all users" (2 occurrences)
- `log-drains.mdx` — "a HTTP drain" -> "an HTTP drain"
- `securing-your-api.mdx` — "a HTTP 402" and "a HTTP 420" -> "an HTTP"
- `scan-error-*.mdx` — "a HTTP 500" -> "an HTTP 500"
- `roboflow.mdx` — "a HTTP interface" -> "an HTTP interface"
- `auth-hooks.mdx` — "A HTTP Hook" -> "An HTTP Hook", "a HTTP hook" ->
"an HTTP hook", "a HTTP error" -> "an HTTP error"
- `auth-mfa.mdx` — "a HTTP 401" -> "an HTTP 401"
- `password-verification-hook.mdx` — "a HTTP request" -> "an HTTP
request"
- `before-user-created-hook.mdx` — "a HTTP implementation" -> "an HTTP
implementation"
- `pgtap-extended.mdx` — "a API exposed schema" -> "an API exposed
schema"
- `error-codes.mdx` — "a RLS policy" -> "an RLS policy"
- `broadcast.mdx` — "a RLS" -> "an RLS"
### Studio files (1 file):
- `CronJobs.utils.test.ts` — "a HTTP request" -> "an HTTP request" (9
test descriptions) + "notationa" typo -> "notation"
## Additional context
The rule: use "an" before acronyms pronounced with a leading vowel
sound. "HTTP" starts with "aitch" (vowel sound), "API" starts with "ay"
(vowel sound), and "RLS" starts with "arr" (vowel sound).
The example for checking additional API keys has a security flaw and bad code.
It checked current_role for anon to do security, but because it is a security definer function the role will never be anon.
Added to check for the role claim in the jwt.
Also the table used for keys is UUID and the type from the header is text for the key. Cast it to UUID.
