- Replaced individual state properties (loading, error, entity, initialized, isRefreshing) with a spread of defaultBaseStateData in various entity stores including AccountStore, BusinessActivityStore, ConsumerComplexStore, PosStore, and others. - Updated imports to include defaultBaseStateData in relevant store files. - Enhanced consistency in state management across multiple stores. feat: add partner profile management components and services - Introduced PartnerProfileFormComponent and PartnerResetPasswordCardComponent for profile editing and password reset functionalities. - Created ProfileService to handle API interactions for partner profile management. - Added routes and constants for partner profile API and navigation. - Implemented UI components for displaying and editing partner profile information in single.component.html and single.component.ts.
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