Add access-control / IDOR / info-disclosure modules#19
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Broken-access-control, IDOR and information-disclosure modules split out of #12. Each proves a lower-privileged or unauthenticated actor reaches data or actions it should not, with a negative control.
Notes:
self.get/self.posthelpers (CSRF + URL expansion); a few apirest and edge calls stay direct where the helper would add nothing.glpwnme/exploits/lowpriv.py(shared low-privilege test-account helper); it also appears in the other access/SSRF/ATO splits, so merge it once and the rest rebase cleanly.