[NAE-1927] Shared Roles

[Kovy95]

Description

• copying of functionality from enterprise edition

Implements NAE-1927

Dependencies

none

Third party dependencies

No new dependencies were introduced

Blocking Pull requests

Depends on https://github.com/netgrif/petriflow/pull/15

How Has Been This Tested?

manually

Test Configuration

Name	Tested on
OS	LinuxMint
Runtime	Java 11
Dependency Manager	Maven 3.8.4
Framework version	SpringBoot 2.6.2
Run parameters
Other configuration

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• [ ] I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works
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  • [ ] Lint test
  • [ ] Unit tests
  • [ ] Integration tests
• [ ] I have checked my contribution with code analysis tools:
  • [ ] SonarCloud
  • [ ] Snyk
• [ ] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation:
  • [ ] Developer documentation
  • [ ] User Guides
  • [ ] Migration Guides

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:tada: All dependencies have been resolved !