## Summary
Adds username and hostname support to sessions, enabling standard IRC hostmask format (`nick!user@host`) for WHOIS, WHO, and future `+b` ban matching.
closes #81
## Changes
### Schema (`001_initial.sql`)
- Added `username TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT ''` and `hostname TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT ''` columns to the `sessions` table
### Database layer (`internal/db/`)
- `CreateSession` now accepts `username` and `hostname` parameters; username defaults to nick if empty
- `RegisterUser` now accepts `username` and `hostname` parameters
- New `SessionHostInfo` type and `GetSessionHostInfo` query to retrieve username/hostname for a session
- `MemberInfo` now includes `Username` and `Hostname` fields
- `ChannelMembers` query updated to return username/hostname
- New `FormatHostmask(nick, username, hostname)` helper that produces `nick!user@host` format
- New `Hostmask()` method on `MemberInfo`
### Handler layer (`internal/handlers/`)
- Session creation (`POST /api/v1/session`) accepts optional `username` field; resolves hostname via reverse DNS of connecting client IP (respects `X-Forwarded-For` and `X-Real-IP` headers)
- Registration (`POST /api/v1/register`) accepts optional `username` field with the same hostname resolution
- Username validation regex: `^[a-zA-Z0-9_\-\[\]\\^{}|` + "\`" + `]{1,32}$`
- WHOIS (`311 RPL_WHOISUSER`) now returns the real username and hostname instead of nick/servername
- WHO (`352 RPL_WHOREPLY`) now returns the real username and hostname instead of nick/servername
- Extracted `validateHashcash` and `resolveUsername` helpers to keep functions under the linter's `funlen` limit
- Extracted `executeRegister` helper for the same reason
- Reverse DNS uses `(*net.Resolver).LookupAddr` with a 3-second timeout context
### Tests
- `TestCreateSessionWithUserHost` — verifies username/hostname are stored and retrievable
- `TestCreateSessionDefaultUsername` — verifies empty username defaults to nick
- `TestGetSessionHostInfoNotFound` — verifies error on nonexistent session
- `TestFormatHostmask` — verifies `nick!user@host` formatting
- `TestFormatHostmaskDefaults` — verifies fallback when username/hostname empty
- `TestMemberInfoHostmask` — verifies `Hostmask()` method on `MemberInfo`
- `TestChannelMembersIncludeUserHost` — verifies `ChannelMembers` returns username/hostname
- `TestRegisterUserWithUserHost` — verifies registration stores username/hostname
- `TestRegisterUserDefaultUsername` — verifies registration defaults username to nick
- `TestWhoisShowsHostInfo` — integration test verifying WHOIS returns the correct username
- `TestWhoShowsHostInfo` — integration test verifying WHO returns the correct username
- `TestSessionUsernameDefault` — integration test verifying default username in WHOIS
- All existing tests updated for new `CreateSession`/`RegisterUser` signatures
### README
- New "Hostmask" section documenting the `nick!user@host` format
- Updated session creation and registration API docs with the new `username` field
- Updated WHOIS/WHO numeric examples to show real username/hostname
- Updated sessions schema table with new columns
## Docker build
`docker build .` passes cleanly (lint, format, tests, build).
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## Summary
Hash client auth tokens with SHA-256 before storing in the database. When validating tokens, hash the incoming token and compare against the stored hash. This prevents token exposure if the database is compromised.
Existing plaintext tokens are implicitly invalidated since they will not match the new hashed lookups — users will need to create new sessions.
## Changes
- **`internal/db/queries.go`**: Added `hashToken()` helper using `crypto/sha256`. Updated `CreateSession` to store hashed token. Updated `GetSessionByToken` to hash the incoming token before querying.
- **`internal/db/auth.go`**: Updated `RegisterUser` and `LoginUser` to store hashed tokens.
## Migration
No schema changes needed. The `token` column remains `TEXT` but now stores 64-char hex SHA-256 digests instead of 64-char hex random tokens. Existing plaintext tokens are effectively invalidated.
closes #34
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