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Portfolio access control doesn't work when a user is member of different teams with different ACL's/projects
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Description
### Current Behavior
I wanted to give user "write" access to a limited set of projects and view access to all the other projects in dependency track. Therefore I created 2 teams. One (teamA) with the permissions allowing to update attributes of projects/vulnerabilities and one (team B) with view only permissions.
In the Portolio Access Control tab, I assigned a limited set of projects to teamA and the remainder of the projects to teamB.
I've made a user member of teamA and teamB.
The user can modify attributes of all the projects now (e.g., vulnerability analysis data)
### Steps to Reproduce
1. Create teamA with permissions PORTFOLIO_MANAGEMENT, VULNERABILITY_ANALYSIS and VULNERABILITY_MANAGEMENT
2. Create team B with all VIEW* permissions
3. Assign teamA to projectA and team B to projectB and projectC
4. Assign a user to team A and team B
The user is able to update vulnerability attributes (e.g., analysis data) of project B and C
### Expected Behavior
I would have expected that it would refuse updates of vulnerability analsysis data of project B and C
### Dependency-Track Version
4.13.3
### Dependency-Track Distribution
Container Image
### Database Server
PostgreSQL
### Database Server Version
_No response_
### Browser
N/A
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