Allow customization of password_change_form in the Django admin site

[Mohammadreza Eskandari]

The Django admin site currently provides the ability to customize the login_form through the AdminSite.login_form attribute. However, no similar mechanism exists to customize the password_change_form used in the admin for password changes.

This inconsistency limits flexibility for developers who want to provide custom logic or fields for password changes in the admin interface. For example, a developer may want to enforce additional security checks, integrate password strength validation, or provide a more user-friendly design.

Proposed Solution:
Introduce a new attribute, AdminSite.password_change_form, which developers can override to specify a custom form for the password change functionality. This attribute would function similarly to AdminSite.login_form, allowing developers to define and register a custom form class.

Benefits:

• Enhances consistency with existing AdminSite customization options.
• Provides more flexibility for developers working with the Django admin site.
• Simplifies the implementation of custom password change logic.

Example:

from django.contrib.admin import AdminSite
from myapp.forms import CustomPasswordChangeForm

class MyAdminSite(AdminSite):
    password_change_form = CustomPasswordChangeForm

Potential Backwards Compatibility Issues:
The proposed change should not introduce any breaking changes, as the default behavior would remain unchanged unless password_change_form is explicitly set.

My Contribution:
I am ready to submit a pull request. If the idea is accepted, I will ensure the implementation adheres to Django's standards, including adding documentation and tests where necessary.