feat: add login link to magic link form view

[GeorgKott]

Supersedes #394
Closes #299

Thank you

[datamweb]

@GeorgKott thank you for PR.
This issue has already been implemented in PR #394, only the test has not been added.

Can you do the same as PR #394 with the test?

And I edited your comment, why? you can read here.

[GeorgKott]

I did the same as PR #394, exept changing "backToLogin" key to "usePassword". And add simple test.
Thank you for edited comment

[datamweb]

exept changing "backToLogin" key to "usePassword"

Yes, I mean using backToLogin. It seems to help the readability of the code. so please use backToLogin.

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[GeorgKott]

exept changing "backToLogin" key to "usePassword"

Yes, I mean using backToLogin. It seems to help the readability of the code. so please use backToLogin.

NOTE: Make your commit messages meaningful. Commit messages are important. They communicate the intent of a specific change, concisely. They make it easier to review code, and to find out why a change was made if the code history is examined later.

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Thank you for links! I did some changes

[datamweb]

@GeorgKott thank you!
LGTM.

[kenjis]

@GeorgKott Thank you!