feat(billing): add INTERNAL_TESTER_EMAILS allowlist for self-serve soft cutover
Phase O Task 46 needs internal validation of the full self-serve flow against the prod backend before flipping SELF_SERVE_ENABLED public. This adds the per-email allowlist that bypasses the global flag for specific authenticated users. - INTERNAL_TESTER_EMAILS: comma-separated list, parsed by a Pydantic field_validator into a normalized lowercase list. Settings.is_internal_tester and Settings.is_self_serve_active_for centralize the allowlist + global-flag check; both endpoints below call the latter. - New get_current_user_optional dep — best-effort auth that returns None on missing/invalid token instead of 401. Used by /config/public so the same endpoint serves anonymous public callers and authenticated allowlist members. - /config/public now accepts optional auth and returns self_serve_enabled=True for authenticated allowlist members even when the global flag is off. Anonymous callers always see the global flag. - /auth/register replaces the SELF_SERVE_ENABLED check with the helper so a registering email on the allowlist can join without an invite code. Non-allowlist emails still 400 when self-serve is off. - docker-compose.dev.yml passes SELF_SERVE_ENABLED + INTERNAL_TESTER_EMAILS through; backend/.env.example documents both. Tests cover: allowlisted authenticated user sees true, non-allowlisted authenticated user sees the global flag, anonymous calls ignore the allowlist, allowlisted email registers without invite code, non-allowlisted email still blocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ async def register(
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# and so paid/trial-bearing codes still apply when supplied.
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if (
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settings.REQUIRE_INVITE_CODE
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and not settings.SELF_SERVE_ENABLED
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and not settings.is_self_serve_active_for(user_data.email)
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and not user_data.invite_code
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):
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raise HTTPException(
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