Change PasswordTextfield and PasswordInput to check for password reveal permission

[wmontwe]

This adds a permission check to reveal the password to the PasswordInput and PasswordOutlinedTextField. It's default is no allowance, so consumers needed to adapt.

Also added missing colors to the catalog app.

This will conflict with #7195 and either this or the other needs to be patched after merge.

[cketti]

We want to re-implement an existing feature that only reveals a saved password when the user has authenticated. However, the existing code does quite a bit of work to avoid users having to authenticate when the original password has been removed or replaced completely. It also marks the window as "secure" when the password is unmasked, and removes the flag when the password is masked again. That's to prevent the unmasked password from showing up in screenshots.

It doesn't look like this change makes TextFieldOutlinedPassword flexible enough to implement all of the details of that feature. I think a better approach would be to copy TextFieldOutlinedPassword and make it do what we actually need directly (instead of adding optional callbacks until we can implement the feature in a higher layer). That way TextFieldOutlinedPassword doesn't get needlessly complex and more generic than we need it to be.

Side note: I was confused by the word permission at first. I think we should only use it when referring to Android system permissions (or other access control systems). I don't think it's the right word to use in this case.

[wmontwe]

Some of the existing functionality requires an Activity and I didn't like to add it to the password input. But if you think that's not an issue, I could look into it. The current implementation just adds a callback to let the consumer decide what kind of allowance is necessary to reveal the password. And I agree the naming is not ideal.

The addition of the warning message is also a little bit overkill and could be delegated to the consumer.

[wmontwe]

Any update on this or should I close it.

[wmontwe]

This is superseeded by #7227