Use more generic types in access control

[timleslie]

These changes will make this code agnostic to the arguments being passed to imperative access control functions.

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[emmatown]

This passes in access to the access control functions where it previously wasn't. I think it'd be better to have the functions in the access-control package accept { access: ..., args: Args } instead of { access: ... } & Args