* To begin the process of refactoring Devise to support passkeys, we
	need to decouple authentication from being specifically tied to
	passwords.
	* The first step is explicitly prefixing generically-named components
		like `Authenticatable` with `Password`, since they concern password
		authentication

* To maintain compatability with exisiting installations, we need the
	`Devise::Strategies::Authenticatable` class.
	* This re-adds the class in, subclassing from `PasswordAuthenticable`
		and printing a deprecation warning

* To begin the process of refactoring Devise to support passkeys, we
	need to decouple authentication from being specifically tied to
	passwords.
	* The first step is explicitly prefixing generically-named components
		like `Authenticatable` with `Password`, since they concern password
		authentication

* To maintain compatability with exisiting installations, we need the
	`Devise::Strategies::DatabaseAuthenticatable` class.
	* This re-adds the class in, subclassing from
		`DatabasePasswordAuthenticable` and printing a deprecation warning

* To begin the process of refactoring Devise to support passkeys, we
	need to decouple authentication from being specifically tied to
	passwords.
	* The first step is explicitly prefixing generically-named components
		like `Authenticatable` with `Password`, since they concern password
		authentication

* To maintain compatability with exisiting installations, we need the
	`Devise::Strategies::Rememberable` class.
	* This re-adds the class in, subclassing from `PasswordRememberable`
		and printing a deprecation warning

…with-password

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