std-odoo e1ac0ed0a2 [IMP] website_slides: allow to mark content as "(un)done"
Purpose
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Allow the users to themselves mark their course as "done" or "not done"

Specifications
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When the course is a "Training" in fullscreen or in non-fullscreen, or
when the course is a "Documentation" in fullscreen mode, allow the user
to click on the "done" button in the sidebar.

When the course is a "Documentation" in non-fullscreen mode, add a
button "Mark Not Done" when the slide is done.

The quiz and the certification cannot be marked as done manually, the
user has to complete the questions for that.

A certification cannot be marked as "Not Done" (but a quiz can).

In the non-fullscreen view, mark content as done automatically like we
do for the fullscreen view.

Technical
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As the fullscreen view and the non-fullscreen view will share a lot of
code, make a common class to avoid redundancy.

Task-2604792

Part-of: odoo/odoo#75561
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