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First pull request for the new feature branch for storage forms (#3603)

This pull request substitutes #3574 by rebasing the content and
re-setting the target to a new feature branch.

## Description of the original pull request

Back in April](https://github.com/agama-project/agama/pull/3300),
TanStack Form was introduced as a strategic dependency to improve form
management across the project. Following the successful migration and
redesign of the network connection form, several other forms were
migrated as a preparatory exercise before tackling the storage forms,
arguably the most complex area of the Agama Web UI codebase.

This effort goes beyond a straightforward framework migration. It also
provides an opportunity to revisit aspects of the existing forms that
have proven to need further refinement, both from a maintenance
perspective and in terms of usability and user experience. It is also an
opportunity to extract reusable patterns and components that can be
shared across similar storage-related forms.

Although fairly large in scope, this PR focuses on a single goal:
migrating and redesigning the form to create and edit a partition as the
first step toward modernizing the storage forms. Besides improving the
form itself, the work begins assembling the reusable pieces and
conventions that will support the future migration of other
storage-related forms such as `LogicalVolumePage` and
`FormattableDevicePage`. .

Mockups at
https://gist.github.com/dgdavid/0e2cb4636997e0f537e534741ec0eb63#file-l-third-iteration-mockups-md

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## Extras

Apart from the original content of #3574, this includes:

- A rebase on top of the new feature branch (just branched from master)
- A couple of fixes in the form behavior
- Quite some new wording

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