feat: Create forms.py in account app and create a utils inside the same folder

Use Django forms for improved validation and security

Created forms.py file inside the account app for managing form definitions.
Added BasicFormDescription form with a name field that includes custom id and placeholder attributes.
Implemented disableEmptySelectOptions utility function to disable empty options in select fields within the utils.js folder.
Updated templates to use the new form and utility functions in the basic-product-information.html, including setting custom label IDs.

Details:

forms.py now contains BasicFormDescription form with enhanced field attributes.
Added utility function to handle empty options in select elements, improving form functionality.
Templates were modified to integrate form changes and ensure consistent label rendering.

Fix:

Update the block scripts to block script in the base.html now the scripts associated with that page is working

Completed:

basic-product-informtion.html

Todo:

- Converted HTML forms in the `product-management/add-new-product` folder to Django forms.
- This change leverages Django’s built-in error checking and validation methods to ensure that form data is properly validated.
- Django forms also enhance security by protecting against common vulnerabilities such as XSS and SQL injection.
- Updated the form handling logic to utilize Django’s secure and robust form processing capabilities.

Benefits:
- **Automatic Validation:** Ensures that user inputs meet the required criteria before form submission.
- **Error Handling:** Provides clear and consistent error messages for invalid input.
- **Enhanced Security:** Protects against common web security issues by sanitizing user input and preventing malicious data submission.

Finish implementing view logic to handle form submissions and processing. Add functionality to allow the forms to proceed to the next step when the "Next" button is clicked.

EgbieAndersonUku1 / Fullstack-fruit-and-veg

feat: Create forms.py in account app and create a utils inside the same folder #4