T-11: Validate repository Protocol structural compatibility — minimal approach (Option B)

Problem: Repository modules use structural typing to satisfy Protocol interfaces via
cast(). A function rename, parameter change, or signature mismatch would silently pass
mypy but fail at runtime.

Solution (Option B — minimal):
1. Aligned Protocol signatures in protocols.py with actual implementations:
   - BlocklistRepository: dict[str, object] → dict[str, Any] (matches implementation)
   - ImportLogRepository: dict[str, object] → ImportLogRow (typed model)
   - GeoCacheRepository: dict[str, object] → GeoCacheRow; Iterable → Sequence
   - HistoryArchiveRepository: dict[str, object] → dict[str, Any]
   - ImportLogRepository: async compute_total_pages → sync (matches implementation)

2. Created CI validation script (backend/scripts/validate_repository_protocols.py)
   that runs at build time to ensure all repository modules satisfy their Protocol
   interfaces. Exit 0 if valid, 1 if any mismatch. Detects:
   - Missing functions
   - Parameter count mismatches
   - Type annotation mismatches
   - Return type mismatches

3. Updated backend/app/dependencies.py with explicit docstrings linking each
   get_*_repo() provider to Backend-Development.md § 13.7.1, explaining the
   module-as-Protocol pattern and that it is intentional and validated.

4. Documented the pattern in Backend-Development.md § 13.7.1:
   'Repository Module Pattern — Module-as-Protocol Structural Compatibility'
   explaining why the pattern works, risks (silent breakage), and how the
   validation mitigates it.

5. Fixed type annotation in history_archive_repo.py:
   - get_all_archived_history returns list[dict] → list[dict[str, Any]]
   - Imported Any type

Benefits:
- Prevents silent breakage of repository interfaces
- Formalizes the module-as-Protocol pattern as intentional
- CI validation prevents regressions without refactoring cost
- All repository tests pass (53/53)
- mypy --strict passes on modified files

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Docs/Tasks.md

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-### T-10 · `get_geo_batch_lookup` is false injectability — module function pointer injection
-
-**Where found:** `backend/app/dependencies.py` — `get_geo_batch_lookup()` returns `geo_service.lookup_batch` (a module-level function)
-
-**Why this is needed:** The dependency provider exists to give the appearance of injectable geo lookup, but because `geo_service` uses module-level global state (T-04), tests that inject a different callable into routers still have the global cache active. The abstraction provides type-level indirection without runtime isolation.
-
-**Goal:** Once T-04 is done (GeoCache as an object), inject the `GeoCache` instance and call methods on it directly. The `GeoBatchLookup` callable protocol becomes a method reference on the injected instance.
-
-**What to do:**
-1. Complete T-04 first.
-2. Update `get_geo_batch_lookup` to retrieve `GeoCache` from `app.state` and return its `lookup_batch` method.
-3. Or inject `GeoCache` directly and let routers call `.lookup_batch()` on it.
-
-**Possible traps and issues:** Blocked on T-04.
-
-**Docs changes needed:** None beyond T-04.
-
-**Doc references:** `backend/app/dependencies.py`
-
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-
 ### T-11 · Repositories injected as module references via `cast()` — structural type-safety gap
 
 **Where found:** `backend/app/dependencies.py` — `get_session_repo()`, `get_blocklist_repo()`, `get_settings_repo()`, `get_import_log_repo()`, `get_history_archive_repo()`, `get_geo_cache_repo()`, `get_fail2ban_db_repo()` all return the module itself cast to the Protocol type.