fix dashboard access on private spaces for non-members

[valentinyanakiev]

• removed checks on collaboration - protected by its children field resolvers
• removed checks on license - I should always be able to check what's available on an entity

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated authorization handling for the collaboration field across multiple resolvers.

• Bug Fixes

  • Removed unnecessary authorization checks for the license and collaboration fields, streamlining access control.

• Refactor

  • Adjusted method signatures to reflect changes in authorization decorators while maintaining overall functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to authorization and guard mechanisms across multiple resolver files. Changes primarily involve removing @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard) and @AuthorizationAgentPrivilege decorators from specific methods in collaboration, space, and lookup resolvers. The modifications suggest a potential restructuring of access control strategies, with specific focus on how collaboration-related fields are accessed and authenticated.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/domain/collaboration/collaboration/collaboration.resolver.fields.ts	Removed @AuthorizationAgentPrivilege(AuthorizationPrivilege.READ) and @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard) decorators from license resolve field method
src/domain/space/space/space.resolver.fields.ts	Removed @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard) decorator from collaboration method
src/services/api/lookup/lookup.resolver.fields.ts	Commented out authorization checks for collaboration method

Possibly related PRs

• fix subspace-admin credential removal + small refactor #4641: Removal of @UseGuards(GraphqlGuard) decorator in collaboration methods
• fixed guard usage in XState machines; removed APPLICATION_ACCEPT which is equivalent to GRANT #4675: Modifications to AuthorizationPrivilege enum and privilege removal
• remove redundant auth privileges #4716: Removal of redundant authentication privileges
• Update CollaborationTemplate from Collaboration #4749: Updates to collaboration-related functionality and template application

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