WIP: Use anonymous blade component for errors

[snipe]

Still lots more to be done here, and a ton of testing to do

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• New Error Display Component
  A blade component for displaying form errors has been added to the codebase. This will help improve the user experience for forms by clearly stating any errors made during form fill-ups.

• JavaScript Validation Changes
  Updates to JavaScript validation code have been made to handle form validation. Users will now receive immediate feedback about valid/invalid entries on submission of forms.

• Enhanced Error Reporting Across Multiple Forms
  A new component x-form-error has been integrated across multiple form fields to improve error handling and display. The forms that have received this enhancement include, but are not limited to:

  • Accessory select, Address, and Asset select
  • Category and Company select
  • Consumables and Date picker
  • Department select and Depreciation select
  • Email and End-of-life date fields
  • Fax and Image upload
  • Item number and Kit select
  • License and Location profile select
  • Maintenance type and Manufacturer select
  • Minimum quantity and Model select
  • Name, notes, order number
  • Phone, purchase cost, purchase date
  • Quantity, serial, status (select and general)
  • Supplier (select and general)
  • Logo upload, user select, and warranty

In short, these changes focus primarily on improving the user feedback system, ensuring form validation is correctly handled, and improving the overall user experience.

[marcusmoore]

Off the top of my head, I think it'll be a good idea to add {{ $attributes }} to this line via {{ $attributes->merge(['class' => 'alert-msg']) }} so stuff passed in is automatically rendered on the component. So something like <x-form-error name="something" class="an-extra-class-here-to-add-with-alert-msg" id="some-id-to-hook-on-to" /> would work.

[snipe]

I don't think we need that though, since these are specifically for inline form errors which always have the same class.

[marcusmoore]

That's fair but it's not only classes we could pass if we added that line. I don't think we're doing it now but we could pass in an id if we needed to target it with some javascript or something in the future. Not necessary but I usually tend to add {{ $attributes }} to components by default out of habit.