Refactor authorization checks to use 'permissions' instead of 'profile' in multiple files

- Updated authorization checks in product management, product attributes, configurations, software, and user management files to use 'permissions' for consistency.
- Ensured that all relevant pages correctly check user permissions for read, update, delete, and create actions.
- Adjusted session variable references to align with the new permissions structure across various modules.

softwaretool.php

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ if (debug && debug_id == $_SESSION['authorization']['id']){
 
 $page = 'softwaretool';
 //Check if allowed
-if (isAllowed($page,$_SESSION['authorization']['profile'],$_SESSION['authorization']['permission'],'R') === 0){
+if (isAllowed($page,$_SESSION['authorization']['permissions'],$_SESSION['authorization']['permission'],'R') === 0){
     header('location: index.php');
     exit;
 }
@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ if (isset($_GET['equipmentID'])){$returnpage = 'equipment&equipmentID='.$_GET['e
 
 
 //SHOW BACK BUTTON ONLY FOR PORTAL USERS
-if (isAllowed('dashboard',$_SESSION['authorization']['profile'],$_SESSION['authorization']['permission'],'R') != 0){
+if (isAllowed('dashboard',$_SESSION['authorization']['permissions'],$_SESSION['authorization']['permission'],'R') != 0){
   $view .= '
       <div class="title-actions">
         <a href="index.php?page='.$returnpage.'" class="btn alt mar-right-2"><i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-left"></i></a>