useradd: The user 'arch' already exists in the system. If you created this user before but want to recreate it for any reason, simply delete it and create it again using the command userdel -r username. The -r option will also remove the home directory of the specified user.
useradd: The group 'users' does not exist. The GROUP configuration in /etc/default/useradd will be ignored. This message means that you are trying to add a user to a group that does not exist, in this case, the 'users' group. You can find a list of all available groups in the file /etc/group. To manually create a group, use the command groupadd groupname.
As far as I remember, in Arch Linux, when you create a user using useradd, the default behavior is to create a group with the same name as the user and automatically add the user to that group. Of course, you can modify this behavior using command options. For more information, please refer to the Arch Wiki page on User Management.