Note and task tabs in side panel should only show if user has reading
permission on them.
"Go to companies", "Go to workflows", etc. in command menu should only
show is user has reading permission on related objects.
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**How to test**
Assign a user with a custom role that has **no** read permissions on
notes/tasks/workflows/companies/opportunities/people (no need to test
them all but at least one between note and tasks; workflows; one between
companies/opportunities/people). Check that you don't see the related
tab / action.
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Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
# Description
Closes [#696](https://github.com/twentyhq/core-team-issues/issues/696)
- `useAction` hooks have been removed for all actions
- Every action can now declare a react component
- Some standard action components have been introduced: `Action`,
`ActionLink` and `ActionModal`
- The `ActionDisplay` component uses the new `displayType` prop of the
`ActionMenuContext` to render the right component for the action
according to its container: `ActionButton`, `ActionDropdownItem` or
`ActionListItem`
- The `ActionDisplayer` wraps the action component inside a context
which gives it all the information about the action
-`actionMenuEntriesComponenState` has been removed and now all actions
are computed directly using `useRegisteredAction`
- This computation is done inside `ActionMenuContextProvider` and the
actions are passed inside a context
- `actionMenuType` gives information about the container of the action,
so the action can know wether or not to close this container upon
execution
