fix: API token deletion not reflected in cache until page reload

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Description

When a user creates an API token and deletes it immediately (without refreshing the page), the element that rendered the token (with the copy button) and the form that was used to create the token were not getting reset

Related Issue

Fixes Issue 1011

Changes Made

• Moved the Form Component and the Listing Component (one with the delete button) to a common client side component.
• Used Forward Ref on the Form Component to expose the form reset functionality to the Parent Component (newly created one). This kept the form's declaration and implementation within the form component while exposing only the reset functionality using useImperativeHandle hook.
• Passed a ref to the Form Component from the newly created Parent Component. Declared a handleOnDelete function and it is called after the delete mutation is successful. The handleOnDelete function calls the form reset function.

Testing Performed

• Tested Create Token and Delete Token and the results were as expected.
• Tested on Chrome

Checklist

• I have tested these changes locally and they work as expected.
• I have followed the project's coding style guidelines.

Additional Notes

As I have noticed, this is the first time useImperativeHandle hook is being used in the project. Is there any reason it is deliberately avoided or were there no cases where it was needed?

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Name	Status	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
stg-docs	❌ Failed (Inspect)			Apr 29, 2024 9:49pm

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