Share permission lists across core roles#7847
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Moving this method is a small functional change but presumably intentional.
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I inverted the hierarchy so EditorRole now inherits from EditorWithoutDeleteRole. So a couple methods had to move to the latter.
Claude isn't thrilled with this change (instanceof semantics will change), but it makes more sense to me.
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Rationale
Core roles (RestrictedReaderRole -> ReaderRole -> AuthorRole -> EditorWithoutDeleteRole -> EditorRole), share common permissions but their actual permission lists are duplicated in each class. This can easily lead to mistakes. A better approach is for the roles to share permission lists, each role adding just the permissions it needs to add. This is similar to the way we build the permission lists for admin roles.
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