Expose org management links to MuckRock staff

[allanlasser]

As a staff user, I can view the org editing and member management pages, but I can't find them from the frontend.

[duckduckgrayduck]

When I search for an organization to test this on and click on the organization, I receive a 500 error. https://muckrock.sentry.io/issues/7122148094/?project=1247105&query=is%3Aunresolved&referrer=issue-stream

[allanlasser]

@duckduckgrayduck Great catch, thanks. I just pushed up a fix and an accompanying test for this crash.

[duckduckgrayduck]

Since this is a staff action, we should also log it similar to hijacks and editing a member page as a staff user. This is new_action in core/utils.py
b635350#diff-c4d896b0e329737bfc2878b9c57885e6501d5d48902766be6c0a3f5e30100e60

[allanlasser]

@duckduckgrayduck I agree with you, but I'd prefer to introduce that separately. This PR is intended to reveal the links to staff users as a short-term fix, and we've got updated handling for these pages in our redesign-orgs branch. Creating a small task to log staff interventions feels like an easy, worthwhile addition to that release. Are you ok with deferring this until then?

[duckduckgrayduck]

That's fine with me

[allanlasser]

Captured as #529

[duckduckgrayduck]

Should we display an obvious banner that says "Staff control panel" similar to what we do on user profiles? Otherwise, this seems to work.

[allanlasser]

Should we display an obvious banner that says "Staff control panel" similar to what we do on user profiles? Otherwise, this seems to work.

Yep, good call! We've got that slated for the org page redesign (#532). But the intention in this set of changes is just to expose org admin actions to staff users, which isn't a "staff control".

[duckduckgrayduck]

Sounds good, then I approve this