Update facebook.com.yaml

[stuartpb]

Notes not included or mentioned in a comment on an adjacent issue:

• There's a password strength measure when changing / resetting a password, but it doesn't seem to be part of enforcement: passwords that get graded as a gray "Weak" are still accepted as long as they're at least 6 characters.
• That doesn't mean they don't reject "weak" passwords, though. For some reason, Aa followed by 9000 instances of the letter A is rejected as a password, but aaaaab is fine. Preceding the 9002-letter one with ! worked, too, so it's not a length thing.
• After changing the password, a modal pops up with a radio for "Sign out of other devices" or "Stay logged in", neither being selected. You pick one and then continue.
• When resetting (which, yeah, has a completely different form than the rest, check that shit out), there's a checkbox for "sign out of other devices" that defaults to off. Clicking forward still pops the modal you get after changing a password, but there's a default option selected (presumably based on that checkbox state).
• Password reset gives you a choice (if both are associated to your account, I'd assume) between using your email address and your phone number. SMS reset comes from 32665, and includes a six-digit token (like email) as well as a link (in that order).
• Registration requires birthdate (#182).
• Registration has a "Male" / "Female" radio which I'm guessing Facebook makes you select from. The span element around it has a data-name attribute of gender_wrapper, but the radio's name attribute is sex, so it doesn't really inform which term should be used (by the plan from #6 to just copy whatever term the site uses without coercion). I almost wonder if they did this on purpose, given that the form doesn't display a label.

Also, it took a fair amount of willpower for me to not call the feature branch for this review Fvilcorp.

[stuartpb]

Actually, I should test password.reset.flow.submit.sessions.own logged out, I suspect it should actually be login.

[stuartpb]

Facebook also has some features around remembering accounts that have been logged in in the past for selection on their login screen, like Google.