colinislit 2fcf609e27 feat: enhance authentication UX with password visibility toggle and better error messages
Added comprehensive improvements to the login and authentication flow:

**UI Improvements:**
- Add password visibility toggle (Eye/EyeOff icons) for password fields
- Improve error message consistency with Dutch translations
- Fix syntax error in login page try-catch block

**Error Handling:**
- Add user-friendly error messages for invalid credentials
- Add specific error codes: invalid_credentials, email_not_confirmed
- Improve error message for non-existent accounts during login
- Handle duplicate email detection during signup with auto-switch to login mode

**Middleware:**
- Add /reset-password and /update-password to public routes
- Fix redirect issue preventing access to password reset flow

**Password Reset Flow:**
- Verify password reset works for magic link users (can set initial password)
- Ensure existing password users can reset their password
- Both flows use the same update mechanism via Supabase

**Documentation:**
- Add comprehensive release notes in docs/RELEASE_AUTH_IMPROVEMENTS.md

All changes maintain backward compatibility with existing magic link users.

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