feat: Copy tags when sync library [FC-0062]

[ChrisChV]

Description

This PR adds:

• Call copy_tags function of tagging API to copy tags from all library components when adding (copy) a library in a course.
• Update ObjectTagMinimalSerializer to avoid delete tags that are copied.
• Which edX user roles will this change impact? "Course Author"

Supporting information

• Github issue: [Tagging] Discovery: Copying tags when using content from a V2 Library in a Course modular-learning#177
• Depends on: feat: Copy object tags [FC-0062] openedx-learning#236
• Internal ticket: FAL-3616

Testing instructions

• Run this script to create taxonomies: https:/open-craft/taxonomy-sample-data
• Run make requirements in lms and cms shell or rebuild your openedx-dev image in tutor.
• To test this you need to use the legacy Unit page (disable contentstore.new_studio_mfe.use_new_unit_page)
• Create a new library with components. Add tags to these components.
• Copy to Clipboard a component
• Go to a unit inside a course.
• Paste the component. Refresh the page to see tags count button.
• Open the manage tag, verify the copied tags. Edit and verify that you can't delete.
• Add more tags and verify that you can delete the new added tags.
• On the library, add more tags to the component. Edit the component and update the title.
• Return to the course and refresh the page.
• Click on "Update Available" of the new component.
• Verify the new tags.
• On the library add the same tags of the component in the course. Edit the component and update the title.
• Return to the course and refresh the page. Click on "Update Available" of the new component.
• Verify the new tags and verify that you cant delete the tags

Deadline

ASAP

Other information

Before merge:

• Bump openedx-learning version: feat: Copy object tags [FC-0062] openedx-learning#236

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[navinkarkera]

@ChrisChV Nice job! 🚀

• I tested this: (Played around with tags in library and course via library component and verified the tags after sync.)
• I read through the code
• I checked for accessibility issues
• Includes documentation

[bradenmacdonald]

@ChrisChV I guess this has needed some refactoring since I last reviewed it, so let me know when it's ready for another review.

[ChrisChV]

I guess this has needed some refactoring since I last reviewed it, so let me know when it's ready for another review.

@bradenmacdonald Yes, the way to copy components has changed. It's ready for a new review.

[bradenmacdonald]

One suggestion... otherwise I'm just testing now and then I'll approve.

[bradenmacdonald]

I tested this and it works great! The only weird thing is that since tags aren't part of the draft-publish cycle, you have to make changes to the block and publish them before the tags will be synced. We should mention that to the product team during acceptance testing.

Please consider making the changes I suggested before merging, but go ahead and merge either way.

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