Changelog: a provider account's first password comes by email

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@@ -26,6 +26,15 @@ we did. It sits at the top of a release for that reason. Older entries call the
changed only from your profile. Setting *someone else's* password now also revokes their API
tokens. Nothing to do on upgrade.
- **An account that signs in through Google, Microsoft or another provider now sets its first
password from a link sent to its email.** Reported by [@simjiun](https://github.com/simjiun).
*Who this affected:* installations with sign-in through a provider, since 2.5.0. Whoever held
such an account's browser session, for example a stolen one, could give the account a password
of their choosing and keep it after the session ended. Now "Set a password" emails a link to
the account's own address, and using it signs out every other session. Your users need working
email for this; if yours cannot send any, an administrator can still set the password for them.
## 2.6.0 — 25 September 2026
Mostly fixes: files and folders are easier to tidy, the sign-in pages carry your brand better, and