feat: support zod v4

[joshunrau]

The form now supports both Zod v3 and Zod v4

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Updated form components to use more generic, abstracted schema validation types instead of direct dependencies on a specific validation library.
  • Adjusted type annotations and imports to improve flexibility for future validation implementations.

• Chores

  • Broadened the supported version range for a peer dependency, allowing compatibility with newer patch versions.

• Tests

  • Updated test imports to align with the new schema validation import paths.

• New Features

  • Introduced new type definitions to model validation errors and parsing results, enhancing type safety and extensibility for form validation.

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Walkthrough

The changes decouple the form component's type dependencies from the concrete Zod library by introducing abstracted type definitions and updating imports. Type annotations and generics are refactored to use these new types, and the Zod peer dependency range is broadened. No runtime logic or control flow is altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Broadened Zod peer dependency from ^3.23.6 to ^3.25.x.
src/components/Form/Form.stories.tsx, src/components/Form/Form.test.tsx	Changed Zod import to zod/v4; updated type inference from z.TypeOf to z.infer; replaced direct Zod types with local ZodTypeLike.
src/components/Form/Form.tsx	Removed direct Zod types; used new abstracted types (ZodTypeLike, ZodErrorLike) for generics and props.
src/components/Form/types.ts	Added new type definitions: ZodIssueLike, ZodErrorLike, ZodSafeParseResultLike, ZodTypeLike, etc.

Poem

A form once bound to Zod's embrace,
Now dons a mask, a type's new face.
With types abstract and imports neat,
Flexibility is hard to beat!
Peer ranges grow, the code is spry—
A nimble form, reaching for the sky.
✨

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