Enable Studio course content search for eSHE Instructor and Teaching Assistant roles#846
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…arch bar eSHEInstructorRole.ROLE, and TeachingAssistantRole.ROLEEnabling custom roles added to the studio course content search function to allow users utilize the service.
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NOTE: THIS DRAFT PR IS FOR DEMONSTRATION ONLY, NOT FOR PRODUCTION
The Studio course content search feature is not returning results for users with custom eSHE roles. Although these roles inherit from CourseStaffRole and had Studio access, the search backend filtering logic excludes courses for users with custom roles. Additionally, some Studio API endpoints returned 403 errors because the permission checks did not recognize the custom roles.
This PR demonstrates how the eSHE custom roles (eSHE Instructors and Teaching Assistants) can use the Studio course content search feature. For the search function to be operational for the custom roles, this PR also demonstrates how to elevate access permissions for the custom roles.