feat: Add support for course dashboard redirect for notices app #29077
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[MICROBA-1520] - Update course dashboard to check its context for unack'd notices from the notices app. If so, redirect the learner to the first unack'd notice. (reintroduces earlier changes that were reverted)
Tj-Tracy
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Oct 20, 2021
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MICROBA-1520
(reintroduces earlier changes that were reverted)