User password gets redacted from a blueprint, meaning if there was any password set, it does not render on import.
Previously a placeholder was rendered as a value of password, making the value not editable. This renders the password indication as a placeholder text, solving the issue.
This uses the `hasPassword` value to render a password placeholder in edit mode.
The placeholder will indicate to the user that a password is present, but will not allow to show the password.
This adds support for multiple users in the Wizard. The users are rendered in tabs and can be both added and removed. When clicking on remove button, modal pops up to inform user that the changes cannot be undone.
Neither password nor SSH keys are further required, making it possible to create a user with just a username.
Removing/adding some periods for the sake of consistency.
I believe the description of the step should end with a period, helped texts and options should not (at least that's the prevailing pattern in the Wizard as of now).
This commit adds password validation to the User step:
- Moved password validation logic to a separate `checkPasswordValidity` function, returning detailed results (strength and validation state).
- Simplified validation in `PasswordValidatedInput` by using `checkPasswordValidity` results directly.
- Added dynamic password strength indicator showing success or error based on requirements.
- Integrated environment-specific validation messages (e.g., for Azure).
- Improved code separation between presentation and validation for better maintainability.
- Unit tests: Adds tests for invalid passwords, covering both default and Azure cases.
