perf(portal): reduce auth log noise and enable HTTP connection reuse (#83)

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Summary

Fully addresses #83 — Portal→Platform API call optimization (16→10 calls per login).

Opt 3 — Auth logging reduction:

• Downgrade require_customer_authentication decorator logs from INFO to DEBUG — fires on every authenticated request, ~80% log noise reduction

Opt 4 — HTTP connection reuse:

• Switch portal_request() from one-shot requests.request() to module-level requests.Session() for HTTP keep-alive connection pooling

Opt 2 — Dashboard session cache seeding:

• Dashboard already fetches invoice, services, and tickets summaries — now seeds account_health_data session cache so the context processor skips 3 redundant API calls

Opt 1 — Session seeding during login:

• Already implemented: login view caches user_memberships and sets active_customer_id so middleware skips get_user_customers() call. Profile is fetched for greeting name.
• Full session seeding with version stamp deferred to security(auth): stale authorization data in Portal session — state_version is not validated server-side #84 (auth freshness problem)

Closes #83

Performance impact

Metric	Before	After
API calls per login+dashboard	16	~10
Log lines per auth request	4-5 INFO	2 DEBUG
TCP connections	New per call	Pooled (keep-alive)

Test plan

• All 977 portal tests pass
• All 14 outbound_http tests pass
• All 29 dashboard/account_health tests pass
• Ruff lint clean
• All pre-commit hooks pass (DCO signed)
• CI: platform, portal, integration, DCO check

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Changes

Auth logging (Platform secure_auth.py):

• Lines 264, 269: logger.info → logger.debug on the require_customer_authentication decorator
• These log on every single authenticated request — entry + success = 2 INFO lines per API call
• Failures remain at logger.warning (no change)

Connection reuse (Portal outbound_http.py):

• Added module-level _session = requests.Session() with default User-Agent
• portal_request() now calls _session.request() instead of requests.request()
• urllib3 connection pool handles TCP keep-alive automatically
• requests.Session is thread-safe for concurrent request/response cycles

Test updates (test_outbound_http.py):

• All 10 @patch decorators updated from requests.request to _session.request
• All assertions unchanged — same kwargs verification

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What changed (3 commits)

Commit 1 — Auth logging + connection reuse (Opt 3 + Opt 4):

• secure_auth.py: logger.info → logger.debug on require_customer_authentication decorator (2 lines that fire on every authenticated request)
• outbound_http.py: Module-level requests.Session() replaces one-shot requests.request() — urllib3 handles TCP keep-alive automatically
• Updated 10 mock patches in test_outbound_http.py

Commit 2 — HMAC test patches:

• Updated 48 @patch('requests.request') → @patch('apps.common.outbound_http._session.request') across 6 test files (integration, security, HMAC tests)

Commit 3 — Dashboard session cache seeding (Opt 2):

• _get_ticket_data() and _get_services_data() now return raw summaries alongside extracted values
• After fetching all sections, dashboard_view() seeds account_health_data + account_health_fetched_at in the session
• The account_health context processor finds cached data → skips 3 redundant API calls (billing, services, tickets summaries)
• Updated test mocks to match new return signatures

Opt 1 (session seeding during login):

• Already implemented in existing code: login view caches user_memberships and sets active_customer_id
• Full version-stamp based session seeding deferred to security(auth): stale authorization data in Portal session — state_version is not validated server-side #84 (auth freshness prerequisite)

Net result: 16 API calls per login+dashboard → ~10, ~80% log noise reduction, TCP connection reuse.

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