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`MediawikiEditEntity::checkEditPermissions` performs some permission checks (`EntityPermissionChecker::getPermissionStatusForEntity`) and sets the `Status` instance to `->fatal()`, with 'no-permission' as argument. The expected argument is a `MessageSpecifier` or i18n message key, but 'no-permission' does not seem to exact as an error message. Maybe 'badaccess' or 'permissionserrors' are better message keys to use & pass to `->fatal()`? Or 'no-permission' needs to be created as a message. Expected behaviour: When there user making and edit does not have sufficient permissions, the i18n message used to indicate the error is `permissionserrors`

`MediawikiEditEntity::checkEditPermissions` performs some permission checks (`EntityPermissionChecker::getPermissionStatusForEntity`) and sets the `Status` instance to `->fatal()`, with 'no-permission' as argument. The expected argument is a `MessageSpecifier` or i18n message key, but 'no-permission' does not seem to exact as an error message. Maybe 'badaccess' or 'permissionserrors' are better message keys to use & pass to `->fatal()`? Or 'no-permission' needs to be created as a message. Expected behaviour: When the user making an edit does not have sufficient permissions, the i18n message used to indicate the error is `permissionserrors` (already existing message)

`MediawikiEditEntity::checkEditPermissions` performs some permission checks (`EntityPermissionChecker::getPermissionStatusForEntity`) and sets the `Status` instance to `->fatal()`, with 'no-permission' as argument. The expected argument is a `MessageSpecifier` or i18n message key, but 'no-permission' does not seem to exact as an error message. Maybe 'badaccess' or 'permissionserrors' are better message keys to use & pass to `->fatal()`? Or 'no-permission' needs to be created as a message. Expected behaviour: When there user making and edit does not have sufficient permissions, the i18n message used to indicate the error is `permissionserrors` (already existing message)