Introduce a new relation for members finders
What does this MR do and why?
This is a follow-up of !144446 (merged) and !143651 (merged).
I have introduced a new relation called
shared_including_no_access_groups to include invited private group
members when the current user is a member of the shared group. If the
current user is not a member of the shared group then we return the
public and visible members. The reason for introducing this new relation
is to make it explicit to the consumers of these finders that they're
including private members and they should mask the relevant
information from unauthorized users like masking group name/path from
non-members of the invited private group.
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Query plans
Queries haven't changed. If you want to see the query plans refer to:
- Show private invited group members to shared pr... (!144446 - merged)
- Show private group invited members to shared gr... (!143651 - merged)
How to set up and validate locally
See How to set up and validate locally in !143651 (merged) and !144446 (merged).
Related to #418789