## Changes
- Remove < and > from password regex pattern in joi.js (these chars are
stripped by DOMPurify sanitization which caused confusing validation errors)
- Update locale strings to display the list of allowed special characters
in password tooltip, error messages, and PasswordPanel requirements
## Benefits
- Users now see exactly which special characters are allowed when setting passwords
- Eliminates confusing "password cannot be empty" errors when using < or >
- Regex now accurately reflects the characters that actually work
Fixes#3010
## Changes
### Logs page
- Convert server logs from monospace text to DataTable with pagination
- Add table columns: Timestamp, Level, Service, Method, Message
- Add colored level badges (info=green, warn=yellow, error=red, debug=blue)
- Add pagination with configurable rows per page
- Align diagnostics gauge cards with 16px gap and responsive widths
### Incidents page
- Redesign summary cards with consistent styling
- Remove shadows and use 1px border matching other sections
- Reduce icon sizes to 18-24px (sidebar-style)
- Reduce font sizes (13px titles, 18-32px values)
- Add titles to all three summary cards
- Fix "Most Affected Monitor" showing "Unknown Monitor" when no incidents
- Show "N/A" for avg resolution time when no incidents
- Remove cluttered "Resolutions" progress bar section
- Remove horizontal dividers between statistics rows
- Standardize card padding and gap to 16px
### Uptime page
- Fix oversized monitor names in table (removed h6 variant)
- Remove redundant words 'active' and 'completely'
- Remove technical details about specific check types
- Keep the description concise while maintaining clarity
- Maintain all key information about maintenance behavior
- Update maintenance window description to clearly explain what happens during maintenance
- Clarify that ALL monitoring types are suspended (pings, HTTP, port checks, etc.)
- Explain that no notifications or alerts will be triggered
- Describe status page behavior (maintenance indicator shown)
- Note that monitoring resumes automatically when maintenance ends
- Clarify that maintenance periods don't affect uptime calculations
- Provide users with complete understanding of maintenance window impact
- Update Docker monitoring to support both container names and IDs
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing container ID monitoring
- Add logic to find containers by name (with or without "/" prefix)
- Update frontend UI labels and placeholders to reflect name/ID support
- Update instructions to clarify both name and ID are supported
Resolves user request: "It would be great if we could monitor docker containers by name and not just ID - given that the ID changes when containers are taken down for any reason"
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