[Bug]: Hash field values with leading zeros (e.g. "00014") are stripped/displayed as numbers in Browser view

Preconditions:
A Redis hash exists with a string field whose value contains leading zeros (e.g. "00014").

Steps to reproduce:

1. Using redis-cli (or another client), create a hash with a string field containing leading zeros:

HSET myhash productInfoID "00014"

2. Confirm via redis-cli that the value is stored correctly:

   HGET myhash productInfoID
   -> "00014"

3. Open the same key (myhash) in RedisInsight's view and inspect the productInfoID field value.

Actual behavior:

RedisInsight displays the field value as 14, with the leading zeros stripped, even though the underlying value stored in Redis is the string "00014" (confirmed via redis-cli).

Expected behavior :
RedisInsight should display the exact string value as stored, "00014", without stripping leading zeros or reformatting it as a number.

Screenshots :

Additional context:
Operating system: Windows 11
RedisInsight version: 3.8
Redis server version: 8.8.0

Reproduce the issue with the provided HSET command, confirm the stored value with redis-cli, then inspect the RedisInsight Browser view's TypeScript rendering path for Redis hash values. Done means the view preserves "00014" exactly without numeric reformatting, with a regression check covering the leading-zero case.