fix: add requireAuth to architecture-drift API handlers (issue #47)

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Summary

Adds requireAuth authentication guard to all three HTTP methods (POST, GET, DELETE) in the architecture-drift snapshots API route. Previously these endpoints were completely unauthenticated.

Issue

Fixes #47: Fix inconsistent auth guard usage across API routes

Changes

• Added import { requireAuth } from "@/lib/middleware" to app/api/analysis/architecture-drift/route.ts
• Added auth check at the start of POST, GET, and DELETE handlers
• Returns 401 if the request is not authenticated

Security Impact

Prevents unauthenticated users from storing, reading, or deleting architecture snapshots.

Files Changed

• app/api/analysis/architecture-drift/route.ts

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