add optional rank at modules domain

[renanfranca]

• related to New state for modules #10934

[renanfranca]

Thank you for the reviews. I will work on this tomorrow ✌️😀

[pascalgrimaud]

@renanfranca : can you squash all your commits plz?

[renanfranca]

@renanfranca : can you squash all your commits plz?

@pascalgrimaud : sure, it is done 👍

[pascalgrimaud]

not sure we should keep all these comments, as we'll need to update them, as soon as there are some change.

For example: as soon as kipe-authorization change his RANK, the comment here won't be correct

[renanfranca]

@pascalgrimaud: I agree that the comments weren't timeless. I improved the comment descriptions. I am trying to keep the comments because it is hard to understand rank usage, and I think the enum is the best place to explain it.

[murdos]

it is hard to understand rank usage

I'm also a bit sceptical about these rank usages that are very subjective, so I'm curious to see how this will turn out :)

[renanfranca]

In my understanding, the ranks are curated by the jhipster lite developers to guide those who are using the tool for the first time. Let's give a try ;)

[pascalgrimaud]

It will not impact the final user, as we'll always display by default "ALL RANK".

Then, for example, the user can select the RANK_S to display only the most used modules. I don't think he/she'll be unhappy because his prefered module is not displayed in RANK_S, because his module will always be in "ALL RANK", so I'm fine with this

[renanfranca]

@pascalgrimaud : when you have the time, please, let me know if I can keep these improved comments. Thanks :)