This PR enhances the WooCommerce GraphQL functionality by adding a custom filter for handling password reset emails within the WooCommerce_Filters class. The new filter, retrieve_password_message, ensures that password reset emails are generated using the WooCommerce reset password email template.

Purpose

The addition of the retrieve_password_message filter provides the following benefits:

• Consistent User Experience: Users will receive password reset emails formatted according to the WooCommerce email template, ensuring consistency with other WooCommerce communications.
• Enhanced Branding: By using WooCommerce's email template, the password reset process aligns with the overall branding and design of WooCommerce communications.
• Improved Front-End Integration: Users are directed to the WooCommerce front-end reset password page, rather than the default WordPress reset page (which is a wordpress reset-password page /wp-login.php), providing a seamless and branded user experience.

This should PR resolves this issue

How to Disable

To revert to the default WordPress password reset email functionality, simply deactivate the "Customer Reset Password" email within the WooCommerce email settings. This will ensure that the standard WordPress password reset page is used instead of the WooCommerce front-end reset password page.

Where has this been tested?

• **WooGraphQL Version: 0.20.0
• **WPGraphQL Version: 1.27.2
• **WordPress Version: 6.6
• **WooCommerce Version: 9.1.2