Add [Feature] attribute to the permission providers that are associated with a feature in a module

[MikeAlhayek]

Based on the findings in #15782 the ShellContainerFactory associate types based on the Feature attribute.

OrchardCore/src/OrchardCore/OrchardCore/Shell/Builders/ShellContainerFactory.cs

Lines 150 to 158 in dc6729b

	var attribute = type.GetCustomAttributes<FeatureAttribute>(false).FirstOrDefault();
	if (attribute is not null)
	{
	feature = featureServiceCollection.Key.Extension.Features
	.FirstOrDefault(f => f.Id == attribute.FeatureName)
	?? feature;
	}
	}

Applying [Feature] attribute to the permissions that are registered with a feature is important since RoleUpdater service used ITypeFeatureProvider to check if the permission provider is associated with a given feature ID.

OrchardCore/src/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.Roles/Services/RoleUpdater.cs

Line 57 in 9688beb

.Where(provider => _typeFeatureProvider.GetFeatureForDependency(provider.GetType()).Id == feature.Id);

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added feature attributes to enhance module-specific permissions across various OrchardCore modules including Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, Google Authentication, Google Tag Manager, Azure Media Storage, Media Cache, SQL Queries, and Shortcodes Templates.
• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected a typo in a comment within the OrchardCore.Seo module.
• Chores
  • Removed unnecessary empty lines in the OrchardCore.ArchiveLater and OrchardCore.PublishLater modules.
• Revert
  • Removed the ReCaptcha feature attribute from the Startup and DeploymentStartup classes in the OrchardCore.ReCaptcha module.

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[Piedone]

Would you like to check this, @gvkries?

[gvkries]

LGTM 👍

[gvkries]

We may still have a problem with types that are used by more than one feature, e.g. OrchardCore.Microsoft.Authentication.Permissions.

[Piedone]

Let's wait with #15793 for this, because if we have that then no attributes are necessary.

[MikeAlhayek]

@Piedone this should be merged. I don't think #15793 will be ready anytime soon. When that PR is ready, we'll be able to remove the new [Feature()] attribute from all classes except from controller and startup. But this also mean existing attributes. So this is a good fix that we should take.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates across various OrchardCore modules primarily involve the addition of feature attributes to specific classes, enhancing modularity and feature management. Minor adjustments include syntax changes in service registration and the removal of redundant lines. Notably, the ReCaptcha module saw the removal of feature attributes from two classes, signaling a change in how features are managed within that module.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../OrchardCore.ArchiveLater/Startup.cs	Removed an empty line within the class.
.../OrchardCore.PublishLater/Startup.cs	Removed an empty line within the class.
.../OrchardCore.Facebook/...	Added [Feature(FacebookConstants.Features.Pixel)] to PixelPermissionProvider.
.../OrchardCore.Google/...	Added feature attributes for Google Analytics, Google Authentication, and Google Tag Manager.
.../OrchardCore.Media.Azure/Permissions.cs	Added [Feature("OrchardCore.Media.Azure.Storage")].
.../OrchardCore.Media/MediaCachePermissions.cs	Added [Feature("OrchardCore.Media.Cache")].
.../OrchardCore.OpenId/Startup.cs	Modified syntax for service registration using TryAddEnumerable.
.../OrchardCore.Queries/Sql/Permissions.cs	Added [Feature("OrchardCore.Queries.Sql")].
.../OrchardCore.ReCaptcha/Startup.cs	Removed [Feature("OrchardCore.ReCaptcha")] from Startup and DeploymentStartup classes.
.../OrchardCore.Seo/Startup.cs	Corrected a typo in a comment.
.../OrchardCore.Shortcodes/Permissions.cs	Added feature attribute OrchardCore.Shortcodes.Templates.
.../OrchardCore.Users/CustomUserSettingsPermissions.cs	Added feature attribute for OrchardCore.Users.CustomUserSettings.

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[Piedone]

I'll try to wrap my head around #15793 and get back here.