[WIP] no response when trying to overwrite the user's password

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✅ COMPLETED: Fix for User Password Overwrite Issue

The issue has been successfully resolved. The ReferenceError: overwritePassword is not defined error that occurred when administrators tried to overwrite user passwords in the admin interface is now fixed.

Problem Analysis:

• Root Cause: Line 19 in /phpmyfaq/admin/assets/src/user/users.js was missing the overwritePassword function in its import statement
• Error: users.js:269 Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: overwritePassword is not defined
• Impact: Administrators could not change passwords for other users via the admin interface

Solution Implemented:

• ✅ Fixed Import Statement: Added overwritePassword to the import list in users.js

  // Before (line 19)
  import { fetchAllUsers, fetchUserData, fetchUserRights, deleteUser, postUserData } from '../api';
  
  // After (line 19)  
  import { fetchAllUsers, fetchUserData, fetchUserRights, deleteUser, postUserData, overwritePassword } from '../api';

• ✅ Added Test Coverage: Created users.test.js to verify the import works and prevent future regressions

Verification Results:

• ✅ All Tests Pass: 45/45 tests passing including new tests
• ✅ Build Success: Webpack compilation completed successfully
• ✅ Code Quality: Passes Prettier formatting checks
• ✅ No Regressions: No existing functionality broken
• ✅ Minimal Change: Only 1 line modified + test file added

Files Changed:

1. phpmyfaq/admin/assets/src/user/users.js - Added missing import (1 line changed)
2. phpmyfaq/admin/assets/src/user/users.test.js - Added test coverage (new file)

The fix is surgical and minimal - only adding the missing function to the existing import statement. The overwritePassword function was already properly defined and exported from the API module, it just wasn't imported where it was needed.

This resolves the issue completely - administrators can now successfully overwrite user passwords through the admin interface without encountering JavaScript errors.

Fixes #3642

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