[frontend] Fixed some toast to be placed inside useEffect

[lim396]

• toast表示時にデベロッパーツールのconsoleにerrorを吐いていた箇所をuseEffectの中に入れて修正しました。

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Walkthrough

The overall change across multiple components in the frontend application involves the adoption of the useEffect hook to manage side effects more effectively. Specifically, these changes focus on the enhancement of toast notification logic, ensuring that error or success messages are displayed in response to certain state changes, such as the completion of user actions like adding, removing, blocking, or accepting friend requests. This approach centralizes and streamlines the handling of side effects, improving the application's responsiveness and user experience.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../change-password-form.tsx	Introduced useEffect to trigger a success toast based on the code state.
.../profile-form.tsx	Added useEffect to refactor success toast message logic based on code state.
.../user/accept-friend-request-button.tsx .../user/add-friend-button.tsx .../user/block-button.tsx .../user/cancel-friend-request-button.tsx .../user/reject-friend-request-button.tsx .../user/remove-friend-button.tsx .../user/unblock-button.tsx	Refactored to use useEffect for showing error toasts based on code state. The showErrorToast function is scoped within useEffect across these components, enhancing error handling and control flow.

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