feat: add course detail in resource card

[ahtesham-quraish]

What are the relevant tickets?

https://github.com/mitodl/hq/issues/9737

Description (What does it do?)

The Learning Resource Card has been introduced in the TipTap editor to improve the authoring experience and enable richer, reusable learning content. However, the current implementation is missing key interactive features that already exist elsewhere in the platform—specifically in the MIT Learn Search and Dashboard experiences.

Screenshots (if appropriate):

Screen.Recording.2025-12-31.at.4.10.01.PM.mov

How can this be tested?

• You need to embed the following url http://open.odl.local:8062/search?resource=<resource_id> and it will insert the course card inside the editor
• After the above step, you need to click on the course card it will open the drawer from the right
• You need to click on bookmark icon on the course card it will open the user list.

Additional Context

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[ahtesham-quraish]

@jonkafton I have used the ResourceCard for the learning resource card you can check now

[jonkafton]

@ahtesham-quraish can you pls resolve conflicts with main as that should drastically reduce the diff (it includes the changes from #2833).

It's not ideal for the editor to live in the main workspace as it's quite pollutant to the dependencies and; as an editor, is not Learn-specific. In practical terms this does solve the immediate import hierarchy concern. See https://github.com/mitodl/mit-learn/blob/main/docs/rfcs/0006-front-end-component-structure.md (predates Next.js so will be outdated in places). Let's look towards (not now, later) a mechanism to pass custom extensions into the editor so that apps would need to define them locally. Dependency injection or perhaps a registry. We'll want to move towards the editor existing as a self-contained reusable component. Comment for #2833 though!

[ahtesham-quraish]

@jonkafton I have rebased the PR

Dependency injection or perhaps a registry. We'll want to move towards the editor existing as a self-contained reusable component.

We can work on this this sounds ok to me.

[jonkafton]

Looks good.

One issue to ideally fix here (though it will go away with the SSR updates) is that the resource card is highlighted (red border) when active in the detail view. These should behave the same as resource cards elsewhere (check the search page).

We have lost the insert menu item at some point. The ability to paste a URL to insert a resource card is certainly a nice-to-have, but editors have no way of knowing about this functionality without documentation.

[Ferdi]

We have lost the insert menu item at some point. The ability to paste a URL to insert a resource card is certainly a nice-to-have, but editors have no way of knowing about this functionality without documentation.

That is a good point. We should find a way so we can keep the item in the menu as optional. When users click the item ..

[ahtesham-quraish]

We have lost the insert menu item at some point. The ability to paste a URL to insert a resource card is certainly a nice-to-have, but editors have no way of knowing about this functionality without documentation.

That is a good point. We should find a way so we can keep the item in the menu as optional. When users click the item ..

Ok I will create new PR to bring that option back