feat: add all backend settings to the forms

[davidemarcoli]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added new fields in forms for enhanced user configuration, including options for "Trakt," "Jellyfin," and "Emby" settings.
  • Introduced new checkbox fields for enabling aliases and bucket limits in scrapers.
  • Enhanced media server form with new fields for Jellyfin and Emby services.
  • Added a checkbox for fetching the most watched items in the content form.
  • Streamlined video extensions management in the general form.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling in forms to maintain user notifications during submissions.

• Chores

  • Updated the .gitignore file to include additional ignored files and directories for better project management.

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📝 Walkthrough

📝 Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The pull request includes changes across multiple files, primarily enhancing form functionalities and updating configuration settings. The `.gitignore` file has been updated to ignore additional files and directories. Several Svelte form components have been modified to include new fields, such as checkboxes and text fields, to improve user input options. Additionally, helper functions for schema definitions have been expanded to accommodate new properties related to media server settings and scraper configurations. Error handling improvements have also been made in specific components. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |----------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `.gitignore` | Added entries: `bun.lockb`, `server-config.json`, `openapi*.log`; modified `/config` entry. | | `src/lib/forms/content-form.svelte` | Added checkbox for `trakt_fetch_most_watched`; conditional fields for `trakt_most_watched_count` and `trakt_most_watched_period`. | | `src/lib/forms/general-form.svelte` | Added new checkbox fields for `debug_database`, `force_refresh`, `map_metadata`; transformed `video_extensions` to an `ArrayField`; updated labels for consistency; added fields for `torbox`. | | `src/lib/forms/helpers.ts` | Expanded schemas with new properties for general, media server, and scraper settings. | | `src/lib/forms/media-server-form.svelte` | Added checkboxes for "Jellyfin Updater" and "Emby Updater"; conditional fields for their URLs and tokens. | | `src/lib/forms/scrapers-form.svelte` | Added fields for enabling aliases and bucket limit; introduced new checkboxes for `orionoid`; removed `ArrayField` for media fusion catalogs. | | `src/routes/browse/+page.svelte` | Removed console error logging in `mapSelectedStates` and `mapSelectedTypes` functions. | ## Possibly related PRs - #169: Modifications to schema definitions that include a new property `debug_database`, which is also mentioned in the main PR's `.gitignore` updates. - #174: Introduces new settings related to ranking, potentially connecting to overall configuration management similar to the main PR. - #179: Modifies the same file as the main PR, specifically `src/routes/browse/+page.svelte`, although the changes are unrelated to the `.gitignore` modifications. ## Suggested reviewers - AyushSehrawat - Gaisberg

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