MCR-3551 Allow hiding of publicly available derivates #2724
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Relies on #2767.
To be used in conjunction with MyCoRe-Org/mir#1227.
To be used in conjunction with MyCoRe-Org/mycore-classifications#30.
This is the implementation currently used for MACAU since 2021. It might not be the cleanest implementation, especially the duplicated parts in MIR.
It may be better to have a simpler implementation with less duplication in Java-Code, i.e. by extending
isDisplayedEnabledDerivate, which is already called in most cases. That method however, is part of the ACL system and concerns itself with permission, but this issue is not a paermissions-issue. Also, there are more usages of that method and it is not clear which of that uses can be considered 'public dissemination'. Needs to be discussed.