feat: make state optional for job orders#743
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Summary
This PR makes the
statefield optional when creating and editing job orders.This change removes the required marker from the job order add and edit forms, drops the client-side validation that forced a state value and updates the server-side validation so job orders can be saved without a state.
Motivation
OpenCATS is being improved for better internationalization.
Requiring a state works for some countries, but it does not fit well everywhere. In many countries, a state or equivalent administrative region is uncommon, not normally used in job postings or not expected as part of a business address. Making this field optional allows job orders to better reflect local conventions and avoids unnecessary validation failures for users outside state-centric address formats.