Choose password generation type (classic vs XKPasswd) at generation time, not in settings

[sahishnu111]

Description: Choose Password Generation Type (Classic vs XKPasswd) at Generation Time

This pull request implements the feature to choose between classic and XKPasswd password generation methods directly when generating a password. This addresses the current limitation of having to set the generation type in settings.

Benefits:

• Improved user experience: Users can easily switch between password generation methods without navigating to settings.
• Increased flexibility: Allows users to choose the most appropriate generation method based on their specific needs.

Changes:

• The PasswordScreen component now includes a button with an icon to trigger a password generation dialog.
• The PasswordGenerationDialog component displays options for:
  • Password type (XKPasswd or Alphanumeric) with a dropdown menu.
  • Password length with a text field.
  • Separator for XKPasswd generation (optional, with a text field).
• Clicking "Generate" generates a password based on the chosen type and parameters.
• Clicking "OK" in the dialog updates the password field in the main screen with the generated password.

Code Changes:

• Modifications are made to the PasswordScreen and PasswordGenerationDialog composables.
• New DropdownWithOptions composable is added to handle the dropdown menu for password types.
• Existing generateXKPasswd and generateAlphanumericPassword functions are used for password generation.

Testing:

• Unit tests have been added to cover the new functionalities.

Additional Notes:

• This pull request targets the issue "[FEATURE] Choose password generation type (classic vs XKPasswd) at generation time, not in settings" (issue number: [FEATURE] Choose password generation type (classic vs XKPasswd) at generation time, not in settings #1546 - replace with actual issue number if available).
• Feel free to review the code changes for further details.

I hope this pull request contributes positively to the project!

[msfjarvis]

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