Added eye icon to password field in login

[Aryakoste]

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• Fixes Add an "eye" icon to show the password in the login field #4988

Description

Added eye icon in password input field of login which toggles.

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[AndreaBarbasso]

@Aryakoste, I feel this is the straightest approach to add some way to show the password, but it does not handle the edge cases mentioned in the linked issue:

Some browsers, such as Edge, already include this functionality natively. Therefore, we should look for a solution that is not in conflict with any (existing or future) native implementation from browsers.

Furthermore, I think that our customization should never be seen on mobile devices, since mobile browsers handle the password show/hide buttons natively.

[Aryakoste]

@AndreaBarbasso Will make the mobile device change. I had added the Microsoft edge edge case. But was confused that if i should keep native eye icon of Microsoft edge or should I show our newly added icon. Currently it shows newly added icon. So should I show native in Microsoft edge.