Removed gender from add ubo flow

[Omri-Levy]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Form Configuration

  • Removed gender input field from the UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) form
  • Reduced required form fields from ten to nine

• Data Processing

  • Updated UBO creation workflow to remove gender property from entity adapter

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The pull request involves removing the gender input field from the UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) form definition and related service method. Specifically, the changes delete the company-ownership-gender-input from the form's JSON definition in the backoffice application and remove the corresponding gender property from the UBO entity adapter in the workflows service. This modification reduces the required fields in the form from ten to nine and simplifies the data structure for UBO creation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/backoffice-v2/src/lib/blocks/hooks/useManageUbosBlock/ubos-form-json-definition.ts	Removed company-ownership-gender-input from elements and required arrays in ubosFormJsonDefinition
services/workflows-service/src/case-management/case-management.service.ts	Removed gender property from uboToEntityAdapter function in createUbo method

Possibly related PRs

• Create UBO UI fixes #2918: Directly related to the removal of gender-related data handling in UBO form and service method

Suggested Reviewers

• tomer-shvadron
• MatanYadaev

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From UBO forms, you've slipped away
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• services/workflows-service/src/case-management/case-management.service.ts
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