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🎨 Palette: Add accessible password visibility toggle - #179

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💡 What: Added a password visibility toggle button to the admin login form.
🎯 Why: To improve user experience by allowing users to easily check and correct their password before submitting, reducing login errors.
📸 Before/After: Visual toggle added directly within the input field.
♿ Accessibility: The toggle button dynamically updates its aria-label (between "Show password" and "Hide password") so that screen reader users are always aware of the current state, avoiding the pitfall of relying purely on visual icon changes.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 13964356039977581773 started by @shadowcoder8

Added a toggle button to the password input in `frontend/login.html`
using Bootstrap 5 `input-group`. Included JavaScript logic in
`frontend/login.js` to dynamically update the input type, FontAwesome
icon, and `aria-label` attribute on click, improving accessibility for
screen reader users. Updated `.jules/palette.md` with relevant learning.

Co-authored-by: shadowcoder8 <185462083+shadowcoder8@users.noreply.github.com>
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