Petru Paler
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Implement client-side rate limiting for login page with 5 attempts per minute, matching the spec requirement in authentication.md. Features: - Track login attempts with timestamps in component state - Block login when 5+ attempts made within 60 seconds - Show "Too many login attempts" error when rate limited - Show remaining attempts warning after 3 failures - Disable form/button when rate limited - Auto-clear after 1 minute cooldown - Works for both email/password and OIDC authentication Tests: - 6 new tests covering rate limiting scenarios (32 total) - 796 tests passing across 43 test files Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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