Update all old project permissions filters#83
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Overview
A bunch of old project permissions checks only knew about whether a project was public, owned by the caller, or part of an org, they didn't respect project-maintainer roles.
This updates all the relevant queries to use the new permissions system.
Affects:
Implementation notes
user_has_project_permissionSQL functionaccessible_private_projectsviewInteresting/controversial decisions
Include anything that you thought twice about, debated, chose arbitrarily, etc.
What could have been done differently, but wasn't? And why?
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