user of flag A, when flag A has been flagged with flag B."
"with flag B" is clearly something any authorized user can do (that's fine).
"flag A has been flagged" seems to me like "something" (= flag A) that can be flagged (like with "flag B"). Let's assume (replace) "flag A" for a moment by an entity like a nodes or users (which typically are used for flagging): there is no such thing as "flagging-user" for a node (or user) entity, except if you're talking about flag B. In that case such flagging user indicates the user who has used flag B to flag an entity like a node (or a user).
Because of what I explained above, I think you cannot find such "flagging user for flag A", simply because that doesn't exist. That may not be an answer you like to hear, but I'm afraid that is an answer.
Maybe you should try to better explain your usecase first, to check if there is a way to replace your "flag A"-part with some other thing (entity) for which you can then use your existing "flag B"?
The links are usually displayed using Views.
Javascript - Links that will trigger the rules using Ajax.
Token - This are basic links, that will reload the page after calling them.
So instead of "flagging with flag B" (which is clicking a link also, I know...), the solution is that the link gets clicked that is added via the Rules Link module. To the user (= author of that entity) it will (should!) probably look "similar".
With this (2nd) edit, I'd hope you can you get the rest of your "flagging the flags"-puzzle resolved. Curious to hear how it will turn out.
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