Feature: courses use the split lesson/project counts

[BodiAli]

Because

The purpose of this PR is that it reduces confusion on how much lessons each course have in the dashboard interface by displaying the number of lessons independently from the number of projects, as I already clarified in this issue I opened: #4542

This PR

• Courses viewed in the dashboard now follows the syntax of: "(Number of lessons) Lesson(s) / (Number of projects) Project(s)"

Issue

Closes #4542

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[KevinMulhern]

Thanks for doing this @BodiAli!

We should be consistent with how we display these counts. Can we use the same design with icons as we have on the course card with this please?

We can extract the count markup to a partial to easily use it in both screens, and make sure any future updates will be be applied everywhere its used.

[BodiAli]

Can you clarify more on what you mean? @KevinMulhern

Is it the icons for lessons and projects that must be added?

[KevinMulhern]

No problem @BodiAli, yep, pretty much just the icons. We want the counts to look exactly the same on both the course and dashboard screens.

[BodiAli]

Anything else I can do? @KevinMulhern

[KevinMulhern]

Sorry for the delay @BodiAli, this looks great!

I noticed when there is more than one course, the counts stand out and draw the eye a little too much. I'm not exactly sure what needs to be done, so won't hold up this PR with it and explore that myself.

Thanks again for doing this!

[BodiAli]

It is an honor to work for this community and website! If you need anything else feel free to ask me :) @KevinMulhern