Removed non-counts from allowed array

[snipe]

This removes the assets, etc items from the allowed columns, since they should be referred to by their *_count alias, so they match what we load using the ->withCount('assets as assets_count', 'licenses as licenses_count', 'accessories as accessories_count', 'consumables as consumables_count', 'managesUsers as manages_users_count', 'managedLocations as manages_locations_count'); part of the request.

This isn't really a breaking change though, since passing any of those would have just caused a 500 anyway.

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Simplification of User Information
  The change is about decreasing the amount of information provided by the user's profile on our service. The 'assets', 'accessories', 'consumables', and 'licenses' fields are removed from user data. This can make user personal page simpler and decrease the complexity of the data we provide. It’s a move towards enhancing data security and privacy by restricting unnecessary user details from being exposed.