This allows plugins to create custom dbcontexts, which would be namespaced in the scheme with a prefix. Migrations are supported too and the table would be prefixed too
If Email verification is turned off but you requested a forgot password form, it would ignore the request internally. Seems like it has been this way since the beginning
* This refactors the email sending so that all the logic related to users and emails are now contained in one location.
* The Reset password screen has been updated from its ugly plain self to use the same layout as the login.
* An admin can now create a new account without specifying a password. A link is generated that can be given to the intended user to configure the password. If emails are configured, it also sends an email
* An admin can now create accounts that still require the user to verify their if the setting is enabled from the server settings. A link is generated that can be given to the intended user to configure the password. If emails are configured, it also sends an email.
* The above features can be used in conjunction: An email will have to verify their email through a link. Once verified, the user is redirected to setting the password.
* When an email has been verified OR a password has been set, users are now redirected to the login page with the email filled in and a success status message shown instead of a dedicated thank you page.
* init u2f
* ux fixes
* Cleanup Manage Controller
* final changes
* remove logs
* remove console log
* fix text for u2f
* Use Is Secure instead of IsHttps
* add some basic u2f tests
* move loaders to before title
* missing commit
* refactor after nicolas wtf moment
