Add password strength announcement, changelog, docs

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Greptile Summary

This PR introduces the Password strength feature announcement across the Appwrite website — a blog post, a changelog entry, updated docs, and two new .avif cover images.

• Blog post (src/routes/blog/post/announcing-password-strength/+page.markdoc): New 74-line Markdoc post with FAQs covering what password strength is, how to configure it, and how it layers with existing controls.
• Docs / partial updates: src/partials/auth-security.md gains a new # Password strength section with anchor #password-strength, and the email-password login doc is updated in two places to mention the new feature.
• Changelog (src/routes/changelog/(entries)/2026-06-09.markdoc): Adds a dated changelog entry linking to the blog post and the security docs anchor.

Confidence Score: 5/5

This PR is safe to merge — it is purely additive content (blog post, changelog, and doc updates) with no logic changes.

All changes are static content: new Markdoc files and partial doc edits. There is no code that could break at runtime, and internal links and anchors are consistent across the blog post, changelog, and security partial.

The .optimize-cache.json entries use .png extensions for images that were actually added as .avif, but this was already flagged in a previous review thread.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.optimize-cache.json	Cache entries reference .png extensions for the two new images, but the actual files added are .avif; this key mismatch was already flagged in a previous review thread.
src/routes/blog/post/announcing-password-strength/+page.markdoc	New blog post announcing the Password strength feature; content, FAQs, and image references are consistent and well-structured.
src/routes/changelog/(entries)/2026-06-09.markdoc	New changelog entry for the password strength feature; links and cover image reference look correct.
src/partials/auth-security.md	Adds a new "Password strength" section to the auth security partial; prose and anchor link match the blog/changelog references.
src/routes/docs/products/auth/email-password/+page.markdoc	Two sentences updated to mention password strength requirements alongside existing security features; changes are minimal and accurate.

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The cache entries reference .png extensions, but the actual image files added in this PR are .avif format (cover.avif and password-strength.avif). If the optimize script uses this cache to skip reprocessing, it will never find these two keys (because no .png files exist), causing the .avif files to be re-processed on every run, or potentially failing if the script expects to cache every tracked asset.

Suggested change

	"static/images/blog/announcing-password-strength/cover.png": "7c89767542b5d33e1127c0c18da4034206d6b3a16940b13f8498219177a89793",
	"static/images/blog/announcing-password-strength/password-strength.png": "a7be43cb33eb329eea4d62008d05426d9327cb6fe6bd3de47fa588db5db03458",
	"static/images/blog/announcing-password-strength/cover.avif": "7c89767542b5d33e1127c0c18da4034206d6b3a16940b13f8498219177a89793",
	"static/images/blog/announcing-password-strength/password-strength.avif": "a7be43cb33eb329eea4d62008d05426d9327cb6fe6bd3de47fa588db5db03458",