Add some JS doc type comments

[Crabcyborg]

The goal of this update is to make it easier to tell where jQuery is being used and where it isn't. This code can be a bit hard to get the type from at a glance.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications to the frmFrontFormJS function in js/formidable.js, focusing on enhancing documentation and type annotations. Key updates include detailed JSDoc comments for existing functions, changes to parameter types, and the addition of new validation functions. These changes aim to improve code clarity and maintainability without altering the core functionality or control flow.

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Change Summary

js/formidable.js

- Enhanced documentation and JSDoc comments for multiple functions. - Updated parameter type for enableSaveDraft from Object to jQuery. - Added functions: maybeAddHttpToUrl, isSignatureField, isAppointmentField, isInlineDatepickerField, and executeInvisibleRecaptcha with JSDoc comments. - Updated signatures for validateForm, checkRequiredField, checkUrlField, checkNumberField, and checkPatternField with type annotations.

Possibly related PRs

• Do not validate confirmation field when main field loses focus #1995: This PR modifies the validateFieldValue, checkEmailField, and checkPasswordField functions in js/formidable.js, which are related to form validation, similar to the changes made to the validateForm function in the main PR.
• Stop using jQuery for required field validation #2109: This PR updates the validateForm function in js/formidable.js to streamline validation by removing jQuery dependencies, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR regarding the validateForm function's signature and logic.

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