feat(analytics): log request duration and client IP

[alukach]

Summary

Adds three fields to the Analytics Engine request event:

• double3: duration_ms — wall-clock time spent dispatching the request through the gateway (measured with Date.now() around the gateway dispatch, so it reflects time awaiting the origin). Also added to the response tracing log line.
• blob8: client_ip_hash — an HMAC-SHA256 of the CF-Connecting-IP header (keyed by the salt), hex-encoded. The raw IP never enters the dataset; the keyed hash still lets us count distinct clients without storing PII. The salt/key comes from the optional IP_HASH_SALT secret — unset degrades to an unkeyed/empty-key hash (warns; brute-forceable over the small IPv4 space) rather than failing the deploy. Empty IP → empty hash, so anonymous clients don't all collapse to one value. user_id (blob5) is unchanged and remains empty for anonymous requests.
• blob9: range — the Range request header verbatim (e.g. bytes=0-1023), empty when absent.

All fields are appended after the existing columns, so existing queries against blob1–7 / double1–2 are unaffected.

Refactor for testability

RequestEvent now exposes index() / blobs() / doubles() so the schema ordering lives in pure functions; log_request iterates over them. IP hashing lives in a pure hash_ip(ip, salt) so it's testable natively. The worker-dependent writer is cfg-gated to wasm32, which lets tests/analytics.rs compile the module natively via the same #[path] pattern used by the existing routing/pagination tests.

Tests

tests/analytics.rs (12 tests) covering:

• extract_path_segments (empty, account-only, account/product, nested key)
• index format and blob/double schema ordering (including client_ip_hash and range)
• file_path truncation to 256 bytes, including UTF-8 char-boundary backoff
• hash_ip: determinism + hex output, salt changes the output, empty IP stays empty

Config

New optional secret IP_HASH_SALT documented in README.md and wrangler.toml.

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• Date: 2026-06-29T21:21:36Z
• Commit: f6d6ffe

[claude]

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✅ No blocking issues — safe to merge.

• Cargo.toml: tests/analytics.rs has no [[test]] entry while all four sibling test files do (routing, pagination, backend_auth, authz). Cargo's default autotests = true will still discover and run it, so tests are not silently skipped — but it's inconsistent with the project's explicit-registration pattern. Consider adding:

  [[test]]
  name = "analytics"
  path = "tests/analytics.rs"

• src/analytics.rs:21–22 / PR body: the PR description calls blob9: range "the Range request header verbatim (e.g. bytes=0-1023)", but strip_range_unit strips the bytes= unit prefix before it lands in the blob. The code, in-file docstrings, and tests are internally consistent (blob9 stores 0-1023, not bytes=0-1023); only the PR body description is stale. No code change needed.

• PR body claims 12 tests covering extract_path_segments, but the added file has 9 tests and none test that function (which is fn-private in lib.rs and can't be reached from an integration test without making it pub or adding an inline #[cfg(test)] block). Actual coverage is solid for everything in analytics.rs; the count/claim in the PR body is just inaccurate.

Everything that matters — HMAC-SHA256 keying, empty-IP short-circuit, UTF-8-boundary truncation, cfg(target_arch = "wasm32") guards, schema column ordering — is correct and well-tested.

[tylere]

As discussed off-thread, suggest moving to storing a hashed client IP (w/ fixed secret salt) rather than the raw client IP.

[alukach]

TODO: Consider also logging range header