Update success message on admin backend with field changed ref

[Franciscof-Serfe]

Description (*)

In relation to this issue #38352, it was detected that the admin user when modifying some field of his account and recording it, the message he received was generic (You saved the account).

For this reason, through this PR we add the information of the modified field(s) to the success message.

Related Pull Requests

Fixed Issues (if relevant)

1. Fixes admin Password update. #38352

Manual testing scenarios (*)

1. Backend -> account setting
2. modify 1 field and save.
3. modify 2 fields and save.
4. modify x fields and save.
5. Verify that all fields can be modified

Attached video of the tests
successMessage.webm

Questions or comments

FYI: Redirecting to the main dashboard was considered but since the user can decide to generate other modifications after modifying the password, that feature was rejected.

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• All automated tests passed successfully (all builds are green)

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