[4.4] Set permission for add-module-to-dashboard button

[chmst]

Pull Request for Issue #41624 .

PR #37268 set wrong permission for the "Add module to dahboard" Button on cpanel.
This was caused because a user had a special use case - descibed in #37267

Summary of Changes

This PR sets the permission back to core.manage on com_modules.

Therefore the issue #37267 is unresolved again.
This special use case needs an other solution. Maybe an override of cpanel.

Testing Instructions

You need a user in usergroup manager. Login as manager - you see the button "Add Module to the dashboard".
Activate.
An Error message is displayed.

Apply the patch - no button for usergroup "manager".

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[brianteeman]

Could you explain what the problem is as it is not clear from your post

[chmst]

Users in group "manager"" are not allowed to work on com_modules. log in as manager and the Menu (content) is:

If the user now activates the button and has not the permission, it gives an error.

[chmst]

Therefore the issue #37267 is unresolved again.

resolved now also for this case.

[carlitorweb]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 2eef018

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[carlitorweb]

In the case of #37267 will still work fine and no need any change after apply this PR

[carlitorweb]

@chmst delete from summary at least this part: "This PR sets the permission back to core.manage on com_modules."

[Sieger66]

I have tested this item 🔴 unsuccessfully on 2eef018

With this PR at this point all users in the usergroup "Administrator"
see not the "Add Module to the dashboard" button.

No button for usergroup "Administrator" only for "Super Users".

Alternative i have test it with:
<?php if (($user->authorise('core.admin', 'com_modules')) and ($user->authorise('core.create', 'com_modules'))) : ?>
This works for me as aspected.

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[Sieger66]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 39a1c85

Works as aspected.

@chmst delete from summary at least this part: "This PR sets the permission back to core.manage on com_modules."

or alternatively change it to: This PR sets the permission back to core.manage on com_modules.

@carlitorweb : Now we need a second test.

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[viocassel]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 39a1c85

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[richard67]

RTC

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[MacJoom]

Thank you!