Class Permission

Manages the permissions required for a specific call (Controller->action()).
If the user has not enough permissions, it returns a __throw_to action to redirect them to.

Namespace: Kernel\Providers
Package: Kernel
Example:

; For LoginController, it should look something like
[Login]
    __throw_to = "Login" ; any unauthorized request goes to the Login path (check routing.ini)
     * = 2               ; As a general rule, in this example all calls require being authenticated
    showLogin = 1        ; Of course, to log in you must be guest, so this has level=1
    login = 1 ; user     ; On submitting the login form, you are not authenticated yet! level=1
    showLoginHome = 2    ; Once logged in, you go to the "admin zone": level=2

Usage:

Enter the name of the Controller (but without writing "Controller"; e.g., for HomeController, write [Home].
There is no ambiguity here, for there should be no direct access/permission to Model files.

By default, <Controller>@<action> has permission level = 1 for all controllers and actions.
That means, if you don't write it down there'll be no errors thrown, but also no security level!

Located at app/Kernel/Providers/Permission.php

Methods summary
`public static Kernel\Providers\Permission`	# `singleton( )` Returns a Permission instance, creating it if it did not exist Returns a Permission instance, creating it if it did not exist Returns `Kernel\Providers\Permission`
`public boolean`	# `checkPermission( string $controller, string $method )` Returns whether the user has permission to acces a given method Returns whether the user has permission to acces a given method Parameters `$controller` The controller name `$method` The method name Returns boolean $accessAllowed;
`public integer`	# `getUserPermission( )` Returns the user permission as an integer. Returns the user permission as an integer. Returns integer user permission
`public Kernel\Providers\Permission`	# `setUserPermission( integer $level = 1 )` Sets a permission level to the current user Sets a permission level to the current user Parameters `$level` = 1 The permission level Returns `Kernel\Providers\Permission`

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