Anaconda 22.17+ enforces "good" passwords

[Miloslav Trmač]

> I would consider the following to be good interaction:
> 
> For a password like: Troubadour1&
> 
> """
> Your password failed a complexity check, estimated entropy: 17 bits, password
> pattern detected: dictionary word with simple modifications (capitalise,
> suffix-1, suffix-symbol). This system requires passwords with at least 20
> bits
> of entropy.

That ends up saying “too bad, try something else” like we already do, except there are more scary words ☺  Showing the pattern that was detected does nothing to show _other_ patterns that will also not be allowed.

> If nobody else is looking at your screen, you can use one of the following
> random passwords:
> red mist
> second wanted degree
> however ready respect using
> """

Now this is an useful idea.  We should have this.  (The required never-ending nowhere-leading discussion about what the recommendations should look like notwithstanding.)
    Mirek