Profile: Adding dialog for seeing who has access #2637
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Who is this PR for?
internal team, district project leads
What problem does this PR fix?
When changes to permissions are made, there's no way for project leads to directly see who has access to an individual student. Down the line, this is something we'd want to make more visible all around as well, for more distributed review of permissions.
What does this PR do?
Adds a button for seeing this to the student profile, with minimal UI but a more student-centric perspective than other permissions tools. Access is controlled by a label, which will only be set for the internal team (making and reviewing permissions change now), and to project leads to help with that and to help debug any permissions-related issues going forward.
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