test: lock token-bound database routing priority - #158
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Fixes #64
Root cause
Token-bound database routing is already implemented in the current server, but there was no regression test covering the important case where a valid global Doris account is configured at the same time. That left room for a future regression to silently route an authenticated token through the global high-privilege account.
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uv run pytest --no-cov -q test/utils/test_doris_user_pool_manager.py— 15 passeduv run ruff check test/utils/test_doris_user_pool_manager.py— passed