#2153: Enhancements to the Share and Details panel

[dsuren1]

Description

This PR removes the share panel and moved permission inside details panel and enhanced detail panels tabs

Issue

• Some enhancements to the Share panel #2153

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the user interface by consolidating the 'Share' functionality into the existing 'Details' panel. This change aims to improve user experience by centralizing resource management and sharing options, eliminating the need for a separate 'Share' panel. The permissions settings have been seamlessly integrated, and resource properties are now more clearly categorized, leading to a more intuitive and streamlined workflow for managing resources.

Highlights

• Share Panel Removal: The dedicated 'Share' panel has been completely removed from the application, streamlining the user interface.
• Permissions Relocation: All functionalities related to permissions, previously housed in the 'Share' panel, have been successfully integrated into the 'Details' panel.
• Enhanced Details Panel: The 'Details' panel now features a new 'Share' tab, consolidating sharing and permission settings in a single, accessible location.
• Resource Property Refactoring: Resource management properties have been logically separated and categorized into distinct 'Publishing' and 'Options' sections for improved organization and clarity.
• New Share Action Button: A new action button, ShareActionButton, has been introduced to provide direct access to the 'Share' tab within the 'Details' panel.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the sharing and resource details functionality by removing the dedicated Share panel and integrating its features into the Details panel as a new 'Share' tab. It also reorganizes the resource management settings into 'Publishing' and 'Options' sections. The changes are extensive, touching UI components, state management, utility functions, and configuration files.

My review focuses on ensuring the new permission logic is correctly implemented and identifying opportunities for code improvement. I've found a potential issue in the permission checking logic for displaying the settings tab which could incorrectly hide it for some users. I've also suggested a refactoring to reduce code duplication in one of the components.