[Request]: allow policy-based context menu actions with event type detection

[Gonzalo2683]

What feature would you like to add?

What we need to achieve is that when clicking on a calendar event, the context menu should display actions based on the user's policies/permissions for that particular model type. For example, a user with "view_activity" but not "edit_activity" permissions should only see the view action when clicking on an Activity event(model).

I'm not sure if there's a way to access the event model type before the record is loaded - if there is, I'd appreciate guidance on how to implement this. This would allow proper integration with Laravel's policy system for granular permission control.

Currently calendar context menu actions (view/edit/delete) are always shown regardless of user permissions. This leads to two issues:

1. Actions are visible even when users lack permissions
2. The getEventRecord() method returns null on initial load, making it impossible to check model type for permission validation

We need a mechanism to:

• Identify event model type before showing actions
• Hide/show actions based on model policies

Example of current limitation:

public function getEventClickContextMenuActions(): array 
{
   $event = $this->getEventRecord(); // Returns null initially
   // Cannot determine if event is A/B
   // Cannot check appropriate policies
}

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