Manage supported culture should _imply_ Manage Settings

[jean]

It is possible to assign Manage Settings and Manage supported culture independently.
If Manage supported culture is assigned, the link to manage supported culture will show up in the admin interface; however trying to access it will fail (because Manage Settingsis not assigned).

A permission in Orchard can imply other permissions.
Should Manage supported culture imply Manage Settings?

What are the UI implications for this? When you assign a permission, all implied permission should be listed and/or notified to the user.

[hishamco]

Should Manage supported culture imply Manage Settings?

I think it should be, because managing supported cultures is a part of manage setting

When you assign a permission, all implied permission should be listed and/or notified to the user.

Agree

[hishamco]

I think it should be, because managing supported cultures is a part of manage setting

The problem will face here if we allow this one, the user will be able to change the "General Settings" which is totally wrong. I may check this one

[hishamco]

IMHO ManageSettings should allow user to manage general settings, other than that all sub menu items underneath should restricted by the permission that defined in the AdminMenu

/cc @sebastienros @matiasmolleja