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[WIP] Fix password strength validation library import issues
Fix password strength validation library (was forcibly disabled)
Jun 25, 2026
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password-strengthlibrary was installed and in the dependency spec, but never actually used: the import was placed outside the try/except block, and_PASSWORD_STRENGTH_AVAILABLEwas unconditionally overridden toFalseafterward.Changes
backend/common/password_utils.py: Movefrom password_strength import PasswordPolicyinside the try/except block and remove the hardcoded_PASSWORD_STRENGTH_AVAILABLE = FalseoverrideWhen the library is unavailable, falls back to the existing basic regex validation.