Add OpenAI Prompts admin page with CRUD operations

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This PR adds a new admin page for managing OpenAI prompts with full CRUD operations, addressing the backend API endpoints added in web-api#139.

Features Added

🔧 Service Layer

• OpenAI Prompts Service (src/app/services/openai-prompts.service.ts)
  • GET /api/openai-prompts/ - Fetch all prompts (non-paginated)
  • POST /api/openai-prompts/ - Create new prompt
  • POST /api/openai-prompts/update - Update existing prompt
  • DELETE /api/openai-prompts/{id} - Delete prompt by ID

🎨 UI Components

• Admin Page (/admin/openai-prompts)

  • Table view showing all prompts with ID, title, content preview, and timestamps
  • Create button to add new prompts
  • Edit/Delete action buttons for each prompt

• Reusable Form Modal

  • Single form component used for both create and update operations
  • Form validation with required fields and max length constraints
  • Title field (255 char limit) and Content field (5000 char limit)

• Delete Confirmation

  • Uses existing app-confirm-dialog component
  • Shows prompt title in confirmation message

🧭 Navigation

• Added "OpenAI Prompts" link to admin navbar under "Инструменты" (Tools) dropdown
• Route configured at /admin/openai-prompts

Technical Implementation

• TypeScript Models: Proper interfaces for OpenAiPrompt, OpenAiPromptCreateRequest, and OpenAiPromptUpdateRequest
• Reactive Forms: Form validation using Angular reactive forms with proper error handling
• Error Handling: Success/error messages using existing alert service
• Code Quality: Follows existing admin section patterns and conventions
• Testing: Component builds successfully and passes linting

Screenshot

The page will display a table of prompts with create/edit/delete functionality once the backend API is deployed.

Fixes #96.

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[maximgorbatyuk]

is this required for the feature?

[Copilot]

You're absolutely right - the prismjs dependency was not needed for the OpenAI Prompts feature. I've removed it in commit d4f5c8a. The dependency was added by mistake and isn't used anywhere in the codebase.

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• googlechromelabs.github.io
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