allow users to customize confirmed participations#1826
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got a bit complex, we could also move that over to the validator e.g. as can_change_individual_times()
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I would like to see that in the validator in case we introduce API-based signup, yes.
Alternatively, have you thought about replacing can_customize_signup as a can_change_individual_time and just always allowing people to open the customize form (if they can sign up or decline)?
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closes #1599
keeping the behaviour that users can customize times if they are confirmed and can decline and re-signup. we could also think about dropping this (related to #620)