Previously we were using permission ids to check if two permissions
are equal. While we were aware the permission ids can repeat across
different folder hierarchies we were not aware that this was also the
case within a single folder tree if we delete and break the
inheritance chain.
Assume the following scenario:
1. Create folder `a` and `a/b`
2. Assign user1:read permission to `a`
3. Remove the inherited permission from `a/b`
4. Assign user1:write permission to `a/b`
In this case both the user1:read and user1:write will get the same permissions id.<!-- PR description-->
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* fixes https://github.com/alcionai/corso/issues/3116
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