Send email notification with self-service unlock link on account lockout - #656
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Please add types to function arguments where missing
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Alerts the account owner when repeated failed logins lock their account and lets them unlock it immediately instead of waiting out the lockout, via a token bound to the specific lock episode so it can't be reused or replayed across later lockouts.