Issue #96: implement restriction by enrolment methods #103
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In this MR we add a set of restriction classes. Those classes can limit users from being reset. A new should_reset method is responsible for a restriction logic. If one of the restrictions return false, then user is excluded from resetting.
Enrol restriction is added as part of this changes to close #96
Also as part of this change issue #98 is fixed as well as redirect when you press a cancel button in a reset completion for a user + a small bug when explode was used instead of implode to glue errors together before displaying on a screen.