feat: help users with user role assignment [DHIS2-18422] [DHIS2-18446]

[tomzemp]

Background

This PR covers two tickets:

• https://dhis2.atlassian.net/browse/DHIS2-18422: allow users to remove legacy authorities (or more generally any authority that is assigned to a user role that is not listed in api/system/authorities)
• https://dhis2.atlassian.net/browse/DHIS2-18446: communicate to users why certain user roles are not assignable

These are conceptually linked because both tickets were created to help users understand and troubleshoot why they were not able to assign user roles from the users app.

Changes

user roles - legacy authorities

You will now see a list of "legacy" authorities (or orphan authorities) when looking at a user role (if applicable).

"Facility Tracker" role on Sierra Leone v42

Antenatal care program (no legacy authorities)

user role edit page - assignability warning

(Note, none of these warnings appear for superusers (e.g. system user))

-If the role has an authority you do not have, you will see a message explaining that you cannot assign it (by default the list of authorities is collapsed)

-If you set Allow users to grant own roles to false in Settings app, you will get a warning about roles that you are assigned to:

user role view page - assignability warning

• the view details page has the same warnings as above. The route logic has been updated to allow all users to have access to user-roles/view/{id} (users are still only able to see details for user roles they have access to)
• by default, the list of authorities that you do not have will be expanded on this page

user edit/create page - warnings about unassignable roles

• if you create/edit a user, you will now have a warning about roles that are not assignable by you. Each role has a link to the details page where the warning explains why you cannot assign the user.

Testing

• I've manually tested with a variety of users to try to cover the scenarios. Note that superusers will have none of the warnings detailed above; the only change they will see is the addition of.the UI to remove legacy authorities

Automated tests

• as a general note, I wanted to use for more of these tests, but it appears not to work well in this app 😕, e.g. the useDataQuery requests always remain in the loading state regardless of the data I pass to CustomDataProvider. It does seem to be called, it's just not resolving for some reason. Anyway, that made me structure the tests slightly different than I would have liked.
• I've added some integration-level tests for the RoleForm that cover the UI for removing legacy authorities and the warning messages relating to whether user can assign a user role (this covers the main changes of this PR)
• I've added a couple more unit-level tests relating to the warnings in the users page (I wanted to do this more as an integration-level test from UserForm, but setting up the mocking was going to take more time than I thought it was worth)
• ideally I would have also added a test to check that all users can get to the user-roles/view/{id} page, but I thought this was going to be a pain to set up for limited value (so just going with manual testing on that point)

General code notes

• I've refactored slightly, e.g. because I needed to reuse a system/authorities call on the user role details "/view" page, so I've put this request into a provider.
• I didn't like that the CurrentUserProvider was not in the directory "providers", so I've moved it to try to be more consistent with where the context/providers setups are stored.

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[tomzemp]

I'm skipping this test because the mocking of useSystemInformation is not working (and I don't know why 😢). The original mocked value (with keyCanGrantOwnUserAuthorityGroups:false is being used in the but in other files the values that I mock within the test get used 🤔)

[tomzemp]

@flaminic and I talked through this high-level and we noticed that when removing legacy authorities on debug/dev with admin user the request succeeds but then the user was being logged out. Need to ask the backend team about why that might be happening 🤔

(also a general note: e2e is failing because fixtures are not updated, but we are waiting on a backend fix to DHIS2-18646)

[flaminic]

this is super small, but i really struggled with reading the const name here. Maybe missingAutoritiesForUser or something of that sort?