test(api): cover single-entity delete for non-markdown file entities

[phernandez]

Summary

Adds a regression test locking in the #1002/#1054 fix for the issue-#1033 scenario: DELETE /v2/projects/{id}/knowledge/entities/{id} returned 500 for non-markdown (note_type="file") entities in v0.20.3 because the single-entity delete path did markdown-specific cleanup. The refactor on main fixed this by routing single-entity delete through the shared accepted-note delete path (delete_entity_by_id → note_content_mutation_service.delete_note → run_accepted_note_delete), which removes search/vector rows by entity id and tolerates entities with no note_content row — but nothing covered the non-markdown case.

Test

test_delete_entity_by_id_non_markdown_file_entity in tests/api/v2/test_knowledge_router.py:

• indexes a real .csv through the local project indexer (run_local_project_index_for_project), producing a genuine file entity: note_type="file", no permalink, no note_content row — the exact shape that used to 500
• asserts its search index row exists up front so the post-delete check is not vacuous
• calls the v2 DELETE endpoint and asserts 202 + deleted: true
• asserts the entity row and its search index rows are gone

The test passes on current main unmodified, proving the fix covers the #1033 scenario end-to-end.

Verification

• uv run pytest tests/api/v2/test_knowledge_router.py -x -q — 64 passed
• ruff check / ruff format clean; just typecheck diagnostics identical to main (pre-existing)

Refs #1033

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[phernandez]

Holding merge on one correctness gap: this test proves the endpoint no longer returns 500 and removes the database/search rows, but it does not assert that the source file is removed. On current main, the endpoint returns 202 with deleted: true while leaving the CSV on disk, so the file can be reindexed later.

The regression should assert not csv_path.exists(), and the implementation should delete the regular file through the accepted materialization path before we close #1033. The PR body should also avoid saying the issue is fully fixed until that behavior is covered.

[phernandez]

@codex review

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[chatgpt-codex-connector]

Codex Review: Didn't find any major issues. Breezy!

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