Deimos 2e5a2d96bf Switch user permissions to use an enum
Previously, there wasn't any defined list of which permissions were
valid or not. You basically had to look through each model's __acl__
method to see what the possibilities were.

Using an enum will be less convenient when adding new permissions or
changing existing ones (since it will require a database migration), but
it makes it much easier to see what the valid options are, and will
prevent invalid permissions from being set up in the database.
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