Deprecate the blacklist validator #56
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The PasswordCommonList validator contains a big list of commonly used passwords, many that are known to be insecure.
As updating the list of forbidden passwords is not something done regularly this is recommended over manually updating.
Alternatively the Symfony NotCompromisedPassword validator can be used for a more regularly updated list.
Note: The PasswordCommonList is a rather big package (the list is around 20 MB of size), and therefor maintained as a separate package.