Address Field Accepts Numbers-Only Input – Should Require Alphanumeric Format

Describe the bug
The address field is currently accepting inputs that contain only numbers (e.g., "12345") as valid addresses. While it does allow letters as well, it should not accept purely numeric input, since a valid address typically includes both letters and numbers (e.g., street names).

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Navigate to a form with the address field (e.g., store creation or user profile)

Enter a numeric-only value such as "12345" into the address field

Submit the form

Observe that the form is accepted without any validation error

Expected behavior
The address field should require at least one alphabetical character in addition to numbers. It should not allow submission if the input is numbers-only.

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OS: Windows 11

Browser: Chrome

Additional context
Allowing numbers-only input can lead to invalid or unusable address data. Implementing proper validation to enforce a realistic address format will improve data quality and system reliability.

Locate the address field in the TypeScript/React form components and inspect the existing validation first. No file or test is named; check the store-creation and user-profile paths, then verify that numeric-only input is rejected while valid alphanumeric addresses remain accepted.

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