chore(scim): mount the SCIM router in the main route tree - #2658
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Move the `/scim/v2` routes from the top level into the `r.Route("/")`
subtree so they pick up isValidExternalHost along with the rest of
the API.
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Moves the SCIM routes into the main route tree and hands the feature-flag check to the API layer, so the SCIM package stops carrying that concern.
Extracted from #2643.
What is the current behavior?
/scim/v2is mounted at the top level of the router, outside ther.Route("/")block, so it does not runisValidExternalHostthe way the rest of the API does.The feature flag is enforced by
scim.Server.Middleware, which means the SCIM package has to know aboutExperimental.ScimEnabledand depend onapierrors.What is the new behavior?
r.Route("/")subtree, so they runisValidExternalHostalongside every other endpoint.(*API).requireScimServerEnabledreplacesscim.Server.Middleware, following the existingrequireOAuthServerEnabled,requirePasskeyEnabled, andrequireCustomOAuthEnabled.The three endpoints still return 501. With the flag off they still return the same 404, which the test now pins on the body rather than the status code alone:
{ "code": 404, "error_code": "feature_disabled", "msg": "SCIM server is disabled" }Additional context