Support arbitrary, temporary Entitlement grants#680
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Fixes #666
Adds a new
EntitlementGrantmodel that lets us give Entitlements to Organizations.Previously, the only way to associate Entitlements with Organizations was through a Subscription to a Plan.
This allows us to grant access to resources in an arbitrary way to any org, and revoke them as needed, too.
This uses our same code path for refreshing entitlements on a monthly cadence.
This also updates our serializer to union entitlements, which will come in handy when we support multiple concurrent subscriptions.