Add new tabs for urban ops to see only the contribution

[tarunnjoshi]

Add new tabs for urban ops to see only the contribution

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new tab for "Monetary Contribution for Urban Ops" in both the Collection Camp and Dropping Center services, allowing users with the appropriate permissions to access enhanced functionality related to monetary contributions.

• Bug Fixes

  • Ensured that the new tabs adhere to existing permission checks, maintaining secure access for authorized users.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new tab configurations for the CollectionCampService and DroppingCenterService classes. Each class now includes a new tab titled "Monetary Contribution for Urban Ops," which is integrated into their respective tabset methods. The new tabs include properties such as title, module, directive, template, and permissions, ensuring they are only accessible to users with the appropriate permissions. No existing methods or logic were altered, maintaining the overall structure and functionality of the services.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/CollectionCampService.php	Added new tab configuration in collectionCampTabset method for monetaryContributionForUrbanOps.
wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/DroppingCenterService.php	Introduced new tab configuration in droppingCenterTabset method for monetaryContributionForUrbanOps.

Possibly related PRs

• Add Monetary Contribution Tabs #441: This PR adds a new tab for "Monetary Contribution" in the CollectionCampService, which is directly related to the new tab configuration for "Monetary Contribution for Urban Ops" introduced in the main PR.
• Add ACL Monetory Contribution #470: This PR modifies the collectionCampTabset method to include role-based visibility for the "Monetary Contribution" tab, which aligns with the new tab added in the main PR, ensuring that it is displayed based on user permissions.

Suggested labels

status : ready for review

Suggested reviewers

• pokhiii

🌟 In the code where tabs do play,
A new one shines, bright as day.
For urban ops, a contribution's call,
With permissions set, it welcomes all.
In services old, a fresh face appears,
Enhancing our tools, let’s give three cheers! 🎉

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