This issue prevents me for example from creating a user that would be able to review the content changes, without giving this user the superuser status.

Steps to reproduce

• create a user with staff status, but no superuser status
• to this user add for example the following permissions
  • cms | cms plugin | Can add cms plugin
  • cms | cms plugin | Can change cms plugin
  • cms | cms plugin | Can delete cms plugin
  • cms | cms plugin | Can view cms plugin
  • cms | page | Can add page
  • cms | page | Can change page
  • cms | page | Can delete page
  • cms | page | Can edit static placeholders
  • cms | page | Can publish page
  • cms | page | Can view page
  • cms | placeholder | Can add placeholder
  • cms | placeholder | Can change placeholder
  • cms | placeholder | Can delete placeholder
  • cms | placeholder | Can use Structure mode
  • cms | placeholder | Can view placeholder
• go to the admin homepage and see that user still can't access the pages list
• go to the homepage and see that the user can't see the pending admin changes or access the structure mode

Additional information

• a test project example on a native divio instance with no code modifications - https://test-ubs-stage.us.aldryn.io
• superuser login/password - test@what.digital/test@what.digital
• the user can be found here - https://test-ubs-stage.us.aldryn.io/en/admin/cms/pageuser/2/change/
  • the login/password from that user is victor+test@what.digital/victor+test@what.digital
• divio project - https://control.divio.com/control/5901/edit/77030/

Environment:

• django 2.2.8.1
• cms 3.7.1.1