test_admin_non_admin_gets_404 asserted the same /admin 404 that
anonymous visitors also get, without first confirming the login
actually went through. A broken login (falls back to /connexion on
bad credentials, unverified email, etc.) would leave the session
anonymous and the test would keep passing for the wrong reason,
silently degrading into a duplicate of test_admin_anonymous_gets_404.
Now waits for the post-login redirect to /compte/abonnement (this
user has no subscription) before exercising the admin guard.
Covers anonymous → 404, non-admin → 404, and the full admin flow
(list, detail, status change, journal) through a real login and a
real running app. tests/users.test.sqlite is committed and shared by
the whole Selenium session, so the test cleanup also resets the
sqlite_sequence high-water marks that plain DELETEs don't roll back,
keeping the file byte-stable across runs. This run additionally bakes
in migration 0006_create_admin_actions (new admin_actions table), the
first time any Selenium test has booted the real app since that
migration was added — the same one-time process by which migrations
0001-0005 already ended up committed in this fixture.
Colin Maudry