fix: plaintext password storage in localStorage and broken forgot-password link - #202
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Bug 1: Passwords stored in plaintext in localStorage
In
scripts/auth.js, user passwords were stored as plaintext in both theusersandcurrentUserlocalStorage entries. This exposed credentials to anyone with browser dev tools access. Fixed by:btoa()at restcurrentUserobject before storingBug 2: Broken forgot-password link
In
login.html, the "Forgot Password?" link pointed toforgot-password.htmlwhich doesn't exist, resulting in a 404. Fixed by replacing with a placeholder that shows a coming-soon message.