Disable autocomplete in type password fields

[callmevladik]

The KRCI Portal's Configuration section allows for the saving of secrets, prompting some browsers to offer the option to save these secrets locally. This poses a security risk, as sensitive information could be unintentionally stored in the browser. This task aims to investigate the cause of this behavior and implement a solution to prevent browsers from offering to save secrets entered in the Configuration section.\nh4. Acceptance Criteria\n- Browsers no longer offer to save secrets when entered in the Configuration section of the KRCI Portal.\n- Sensitive data entered into the portal cannot be inadvertently saved or auto-filled by the browser.\n- The solution does not negatively impact the user experience or functionality of the Configuration section.\n- Comprehensive testing is conducted across multiple major browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) to ensure the issue is resolved.\nh4. Implementation Plan\n- Investigate how browsers detect input fields for saving or auto-filling data and identify the cause of the prompt when secrets are saved in the KRCI Portal.\n- Explore possible solutions, such as modifying input field attributes (e.g., autocomplete="off"), to prevent browsers from offering to save secrets.\n- Implement the chosen solution in the Configuration section of the KRCI Portal.\n- Conduct thorough testing across different browsers to verify that the prompt to save secrets is effectively disabled.\n- Roll out the update to the production environment upon successful testing.