Add Character Limit to Project Name Input Field

[Jay2006sawant]

Fixes 4852

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Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

This PR resolves the issue where the project name input field allowed unlimited characters, which could lead to UI overflow and inconsistency.

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Justification for the 60-character Limit

The 60-character limit was chosen based on the longest expected technical or descriptive project name, such as: "Voltage-Controlled Voltage Source Using Operational Amplifiers" This example demonstrates that 60 characters are sufficient for even highly specialized project names

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Screenshots of the changes (If any) -

Before Fix The project name input field allowed unlimited characters, which could cause UI issues or unexpected behavior.

After Fix The project name input field now accepts a maximum of 60 characters.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a character limit of 60 to the project name input field to improve data entry.

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Walkthrough

A maxlength attribute with a value of 60 was added to the <input> element in the project name field inside the project property component. This change restricts the number of characters a user can enter for a project's name. No adjustments to the control flow, logic, or public declarations were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/components/.../ProjectProperty.vue	Added maxlength="60" to the <input> element for project names.

Poem

Hopping through the lines of code,
I found a change that's simply owed.
With sixty characters set in place,
My little paws now keep the pace.
Carrots and code, we race in grace! 🥕

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[Jay2006sawant]

@Arnabdaz PTAL

[Jay2006sawant]

cc: @JoshVarga @Arnabdaz @vedant-jain03

[Jay2006sawant]

@niladrix719 PTAL