New feature added to allow bulk reset permissions. The approach taken
was to create a new actionlet, this way now the user can create a step
and add a sub-action to it called "Reset Permissions". This subaction
doesn't need any parameter, and to execute it the user firing the action
should have edit permissions on the contentlet.

To be able to fire this action you should add it to a step as a
sub-action:



https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1955851c-2f93-4c00-b007-d7c7bf389901


Then (and after adding any setting that you want) you can fire the step.

Here I show a case of an unlimited user, such as admin, in where I reset
the permission of several contentlets, first I show that the contentlets
have had their permissions modified.

**Case admin user**


https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d915a00d-89e9-47cd-95a6-9c0c2971e5d3


Then there is the case in where the user doesn't have the permissions to
edit permissions in some of the contentlets, so here I select some
contentlets and show that they have only publish permissions to the
Publisher role and some others that have the edit permissions, these
last contentlets are going to be the ones that executes the action
successfully.

**Case limited user**


https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4269bec3-7d2e-41ea-8c21-8a41ebc0b2d5



**Note***: Apart from the issue, an error was found and fixed. When
firing some action, **if the first contentlet throws a fail**, the flow
doesn't keep trying to execute the action in the remaining contentlets
because it was throwing an exception unrelated to the action itself,
here I show how was the error happening with another subaction (Unlock)



https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8cde0540-c36b-4d1f-b6cb-4aa33434a6c5

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Co-authored-by: erickgonzalez <[email protected]>