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Created Jun 17, 2024 by Guilherme Poglia Barreto@guilherme.barretoDeveloper

Refactor password reset

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The expiration_date column in the password_resets table was changed from DATE to TIMESTAMP data type in the init-db.sql script. This change was made to store the exact date and time of the password reset token's expiration.

Removes the associated password reset entry from the database when the token is expired or when the reset is successful

Add password reset functionality with a code instead of a token

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Source branch: feature/refactor_password_reset