chore(mantine): fix typescript expectation errors in form hooks - #7505
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Description
This PR fixes a TypeScript expectation warning in @refinedev/mantine's useForm and useModalForm hooks where onSubmit was throwing a type error because of an incompatible pointer event. The // @ts-expect-error comments were removed and the event object was safely cast.
This cleans up the compiler warnings and maintains strict typings without silently ignoring errors.
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