chore: upgrade backend and frontend dependencies to latest

[Xinecraft]

Summary

Upgrades all upgradable backend (Composer) and frontend (npm) dependencies to their latest versions that are installable on the project's supported PHP (8.3).

Backend (Composer)

• Updated every package to the latest version allowed by existing constraints.
• spatie/laravel-permission ^7.0 → ^8.0 (v8 supports PHP 8.3).
• laravel/framework resolves to 13.17.0.
• Pinned config.platform.php to 8.3.0 so the lock always resolves against the minimum supported PHP. Without this, running composer update on a PHP 8.4 host pulls Symfony 8 (which requires PHP ≥ 8.4.1) into the lock and breaks composer install on the 8.3 CI runner. The Symfony suite therefore stays on 7.4.x.
• ✅ Full test suite passes: 200 passed, 7 skipped.

Frontend (npm)

• Bumped all upgradable packages to latest, including:
  • @inertiajs/vue3 → 3.5, vite → 8.1, vue → 3.5.39
  • tailwindcss / @tailwindcss/* → 4.3, @tiptap/* → 3.27
  • echarts → 6.1, @vueuse/* → 14.3, eslint → 10.6, axios → 1.18
  • Major bump of tsparticles and @tsparticles/vue3 to 4.x (API verified compatible with existing loadFull/plugin usage)
• v-calendar and vuedraggable are intentionally left as-is: their npm latest dist-tag points to an older Vue 2 major, so bumping would actually be a downgrade. They remain at the newest version on their Vue 3 line.
• ✅ Production build (vite build + SSR) compiles successfully.
• The committed production build in public/build/default is intentionally not included in this PR — it will be rebuilt separately.

Other

• Fixed a case-sensitive import in ButtonGroupSeparator.vue (@/components → @/Components). It worked on case-insensitive filesystems (macOS) but broke the production build on case-sensitive ones (Linux/CI).

Test plan

• php artisan test — 200 passed, 7 skipped
• npm run build — client + SSR build succeed

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[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Improved Cookie Handling
  Updated how we deal with a specific cookie named 'laravel_cookie_consent'. This cookie will no longer be encrypted, enhancing performance and debug capabilities when needed.

• Software Upgrade
  The underlying support software spatie/laravel-permission has been upgraded to the newer version 8.0, which includes third-party improvements and enhances security & performance.

• PHP Requirement Update
  We've now stipulated that our code requires at least PHP version 8.3.0 to run, ensuring that we take advantage of the latest features and stability improvements offered by this version of PHP.

• Package Version Updates
  We've updated the versions of various software packages we use in our development, including graphical components and third-party web-related libraries. This will enhance overall function and performance. Some of these include @formkit/icons, @formkit/vue, and @inertiajs/vue3.

• Code Refactoring
  The code for importing components in the file ButtonGroupSeparator.vue has been fine-tuned to align with case-sensitive directory paths, improving our code's interpretability and organization.

• Added Cookie Consent Tests
  New tests have been added to verify the functionality of consent cookies—whether they are present and behaving correctly when certain features are toggled. This will increase our code's robustness and reliability.