Converted Form::select and Form::textarea to blade components

[marcusmoore]

This PR introduces the <x-input.select> and <x-input.textarea> blade components in place of Form::select and Form::textarea.

More details to come...

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• New Blade components added

  • A new custom select input (<x-input.select>) and a textarea component (<x-input.textarea>) have been added for repeated usage in various files.

• Refactoring of selection components

  • The existing selection components throughout various files such as category type, field values, status selections in different scenarios, and fieldset selections have been refactored to the new select component (<x-input.select>).

• Change in field mapping and import type selections

  • The field mapping and import type selection in importer.blade.php is updated to use the newly introduced select component.

• Conversion of textarea inputs

  • Several textarea entries (for example, EULA text area in the category edit form, LDAP client TLS key input) have been modified to use the new textarea component (<x-input.textarea>).

• Update in Slack settings form

  • The webhook selection in the Slack settings form has been modernized to use the new select component (<x-input.select>).

• Implementing new components in various forms

  • Several forms for status labels, file upload, bulk edit, custom fields, and branding settings have been modified to use the new input components, thus replacing traditional Form facade methods. This change enhances the maintainability of the codebase.

• File deletions

  • Files related to category, company, location, manufacturer, and supplier have been purged due to redundancy or obsolescence.

• Refactoring of EULA text area, depreciation method, and label selection in forms

  • The entries in general.blade.php like EULA text area and depreciation method are updated from Form::textarea and Form::select to the new <x-input.textarea> and <x-input.select> components respectively.

• Improvement in LDAP and SAML input handling

  • LDAP client's TLS key and certificate inputs and SAML's SP certificate, Identity Provider Metadata, and custom settings inputs have been transitioned from Form::textarea to <x-input.textarea> for better maintainability.

[marcusmoore]

FYI: these are the defaults that Form::textarea would give you.