v9: Created new system information section in help panel

[Zeegaan]

Notes

• Created a new System Information section, within the "help" section
• Created a new UserData Model
• Created IUserDataService Interface
• Created UserDataService class and registered the service
• Created Unit Tests to test the service
• Created Cypress test to System Information displayed

How to test

• Navigate to the client project and run npm install & npm run build
• Run the project
• Open the help section and the System Information and see that all values display correctly
• Try updating your .NET 5 to a newer version and see if it registers the change
• Try changing your users language and see if it registers the change(You have to refresh the page after changes)
• Try going to the backoffice from a different browser
• Try deleting your browser of choice from platform.service.js (either with npm run dev already running, or rebuilding the client project with npm install & npm run build

[nikolajlauridsen]

Found a couple of things in the code, I haven't tested anything yet though 😄

[nikolajlauridsen]

Looks good now, and all tests are passing 🎉, let's get this merged

[abjerner]

Looks great 👍

Since there is already some information about the server, wouldn't it make sense to also include the machine name?

I know there should ever only be a single master server in a load balanced setup, but having the machine there would help confirm that the user is hitting the right server.

[Zeegaan]

Hi @abjerner and thanks for the suggestion 👍
This system information display is primarily for posting along an issue report, so we can see what state the server is in at the moment of the issue, so I unfortunately don't think that machine name is relevant for us, and if you'd post it in the issue, you could possibly be disclosing sensitive information aswell.

You're free to add this to the user Dashboard though, here's a PR that allows for custom dashboards:
#10576

Thanks again for the comment! 🚀