fix: trim whitespace from password field during login validation

[harshitg927]

fixes issue#1382

Summary

Currently, users cannot log in when their passwords contain leading or trailing whitespace characters. This is causing failed login attempts even with correct passwords. The fix implements password string trimming during validation to allow successful authentication by removing unintentional spaces.

Changes

1. Added whitespace trimming for password field
2. Improves login form usability

Screen-recording

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Related Issue

#1385

[harshitg927]

@mozzy11 can you please review this pull request?

[yashgoyal0110]

would like to contribute on it

[Lemeri123]

Well done @harshitg927. Now format your code correctly with the npm run format

[harshitg927]

@Lemeri123 I have formated the code using npm run format... please review.

[Lemeri123]

Well done for solving the issue

[Bahati308]

hello @harshitg927, thanks for the work, just a few changes and you will be there. The frontend/cypress/pages/ModifyOrderPage.js file is not responsible for login validation.

[harshitg927]

@Bahati308 That's true, but these changes are a result of me running npm run format, should I still revert them?

[vsvishalsharma]

@Bahati308 That's true, but these changes are a result of me running npm run format, should I still revert them?

Yeah Kindly revert them if you haven't intended to do these changes

[harshitg927]

@vsvishalsharma done

[mozzy11]

@CalebSLane is it fine to trim the login passowrd ??

[harshitg927]

Hey @CalebSLane, are there any updates for this Pull Request? Thank You.

[mozzy11]

Thanks @harshitg927 .
In general based on Security recomendations from OWASP ,NIST, RFC 7617, its not recomeneded to trim user passowrds since some paswords may contain white spaces intetionally.
User passwords should be treated as entered