feat(project-permissions): allow users to sort permissions on the UI

[carlosmonastyrski]

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• [ ] Bug fix
• [ ] New feature
• [ ] Improvement
• [ ] Breaking change
• [ ] Documentation

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added drag-and-drop functionality for reordering permission policy items, including visual feedback during dragging.
  • Introduced a draggable handle with a tooltip for easier item movement.

• Style

  • Enhanced visual cues to indicate when items are being dragged or hovered over.

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Walkthrough

The GeneralPermissionPolicies component was modified to support drag-and-drop reordering of permission policy items. The useFieldArray hook was updated to destructure fields, remove, insert, and move directly. Two new state variables track the index of the dragged item and the drag-over target. Event handlers were added to manage drag lifecycle events: starting a drag, dragging over an item, dropping to reorder, and ending the drag. Each permission policy item now includes a draggable handle icon shown when not disabled, and conditional styling highlights the drag-over target and dims the dragged item. The permission select and tooltip were moved inside a flex container for layout consistency. Insertions and removals use the destructured functions directly, and all references to items.fields were replaced with fields. The component’s external interface remains unchanged, with internal logic and UI updates enabling interactive reordering.

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