provide flagged-object queues per user #6457
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mozilla/sumo#2124
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I'm really happy with this. I think it provides a simple, solid way for each agent to manage their own queue of unique flags.
(Reason: content_moderation)since all of the flags under/moderateare the same (see below).The main queue remains the same except with the ability to filter by assignee
Users can manage their own queue (assign/unassign items)
Users can view (but not manage) any other's queue