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feat(pipeline): redaktionelle Freigabe vor der Veroeffentlichung

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Die Pipeline liess GPT Artikel umschreiben und legte sie direkt als
geplanten WordPress-Beitrag an - ohne dass ein Mensch sie gesehen hat.
Der KI-Hinweis auf dem Blog sagt aber redaktionelle Pruefung zu, und
genau daran haengt die Ausnahme in Art. 50 Abs. 4 KI-VO.

Neuer Status `pending_review` zwischen Rewrite und Publish: Die Pipeline
endet beim Rewrite, ohne WordPress-Beitrag und ohne Publish-Slot. Erst
die Freigabe im Portal stempelt Pruefer und Systemzeit, reserviert den
Slot und legt den Beitrag an.

- Migration: editorial_review_at/_by/_note, Status-CHECK erweitert
- Spalten-Migration laeuft nach den Tabellen-Neubauten erneut, sonst
  verwirft der aeltere no_image-Rebuild die frisch angelegten Spalten
- Jeder Weg nach `approved` stempelt (Button, Statuswechsel, API)
- Jeder maschinelle Rewrite loescht einen alten Stempel
- Telegram: Info mit Portal-Link statt Draft-Meldung, kein Freigabe-Button
- Altbestand bleibt unberuehrt und veroeffentlicht weiter
- EDITORIAL_REVIEW_REQUIRED=false stellt den alten Ablauf wieder her
- 14 neue Tests, docs/KI-VO.md

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -322,7 +322,8 @@ def get_article_by_id(article_id: int) -> dict[str, Any] | None:
a.legal_checked, a.legal_checked_at, a.legal_note,
a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.publish_attempts, a.publish_last_error, a.published_to_wp_at,
a.word_count, a.status, a.meta_json, a.created_at, a.updated_at,
a.scheduled_publish_at
a.scheduled_publish_at,
a.editorial_review_at, a.editorial_review_by, a.editorial_review_note
FROM articles a
WHERE a.id = ?
""",
@ -414,6 +415,55 @@ def set_article_legal_review(article_id: int, approved: bool, note: str | None,
return True
def set_article_editorial_review(article_id: int, actor: str, note: str | None = None) -> str | None:
"""Stamp the human editorial sign-off on an article.
This is the evidence for the exemption in Art. 50 (4) KI-VO: a named person
read the AI-rewritten text and takes editorial responsibility for it. The
timestamp is set by the system, never by hand, so it cannot be backdated in
the UI. Returns the ISO timestamp, or None if the article is unknown.
"""
article = get_article_by_id(article_id)
if not article:
return None
reviewed_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat()
event = {
"timestamp": reviewed_at,
"event": "editorial_review",
"actor": actor,
"note": note,
}
merged_meta = _merge_review_event(article.get("meta_json"), event)
with get_conn() as conn:
conn.execute(
"""
UPDATE articles
SET editorial_review_at = ?, editorial_review_by = ?, editorial_review_note = ?, meta_json = ?
WHERE id = ?
""",
(reviewed_at, actor, note, merged_meta, article_id),
)
return reviewed_at
def clear_article_editorial_review(article_id: int) -> None:
"""Drop the sign-off because the text changed after it was given.
A stamp says "a person read *this* text". Once a machine rewrite replaces the
text, that is no longer true, so the article has to be read again.
"""
with get_conn() as conn:
conn.execute(
"""
UPDATE articles
SET editorial_review_at = NULL, editorial_review_by = NULL, editorial_review_note = NULL
WHERE id = ?
""",
(article_id,),
)
def set_article_image_decision(article_id: int, image_url: str, action: str, actor: str | None = None) -> bool:
article = get_article_by_id(article_id)
if not article:
@ -783,7 +833,8 @@ def list_articles_page(
select = """
SELECT a.id, a.title, a.status, a.published_at, a.summary, a.content_raw,
a.meta_json, a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.scheduled_publish_at,
a.word_count, f.name AS feed_name
a.word_count, a.editorial_review_at, a.editorial_review_by,
f.name AS feed_name
FROM articles a
LEFT JOIN feeds f ON f.id = a.feed_id
"""
@ -828,7 +879,8 @@ def list_articles(limit: int = 100, status_filter: str | None = None) -> list[di
a.summary, a.content_raw, a.word_count, a.status, a.meta_json, a.created_at, a.updated_at, f.name AS feed_name,
a.image_urls_json, a.press_contact, a.source_name_snapshot, a.source_terms_url_snapshot,
a.source_license_name_snapshot, a.legal_checked, a.legal_checked_at, a.legal_note,
a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.publish_attempts, a.publish_last_error, a.published_to_wp_at
a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.publish_attempts, a.publish_last_error, a.published_to_wp_at,
a.editorial_review_at, a.editorial_review_by, a.editorial_review_note
FROM articles a
LEFT JOIN feeds f ON f.id = a.feed_id
WHERE a.status = ?
@ -844,7 +896,8 @@ def list_articles(limit: int = 100, status_filter: str | None = None) -> list[di
a.summary, a.content_raw, a.word_count, a.status, a.meta_json, a.created_at, a.updated_at, f.name AS feed_name,
a.image_urls_json, a.press_contact, a.source_name_snapshot, a.source_terms_url_snapshot,
a.source_license_name_snapshot, a.legal_checked, a.legal_checked_at, a.legal_note,
a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.publish_attempts, a.publish_last_error, a.published_to_wp_at
a.wp_post_id, a.wp_post_url, a.publish_attempts, a.publish_last_error, a.published_to_wp_at,
a.editorial_review_at, a.editorial_review_by, a.editorial_review_note
FROM articles a
LEFT JOIN feeds f ON f.id = a.feed_id
ORDER BY a.id DESC