Fixed: product identifier card on settings page and added product shuffle

[ymaheshwari1]

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This pull request enhances the application's product management capabilities by introducing a new utility for fetching product data, making it globally accessible. Concurrently, it refines the settings page by removing a specific product identifier component, streamlining its functionality or visual presentation.

Highlights

• Product Data Fetching: A new utility function, fetchProducts, has been introduced to enable fetching product data, integrating with the ProductService.
• Global Availability: The fetchProducts utility is now globally available across the application via app.config.globalProperties.
• Settings Page Refinement: The DxpProductIdentifier component import has been removed from the settings page, indicating a change in how product identifiers are handled or displayed in that view.

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• src/main.ts
  • Imported the new fetchProducts utility from user-utils.
  • Registered fetchProducts as a global property on the Vue application instance.
• src/user-utils/index.ts
  • Imported ProductService to facilitate product data retrieval.
  • Added and exported a new asynchronous utility function fetchProducts that leverages ProductService.fetchProducts.
• src/views/settings.vue
  • Removed the import statement for the DxpProductIdentifier component.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a fetchProducts utility function and integrates it into the application by providing it to the dxpComponents plugin. It also includes a minor cleanup by removing an unused import from the settings page. My feedback focuses on improving type safety for the newly added function.