PS-10186 [DOCS] - document performance_schema.account_failed_login_l…

docs/additional-performance-schema-tables.md

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+# Additional PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA tables
+
+This document lists the additional `PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA` tables provided by Percona Server for MySQL that are not documented elsewhere.
+
+### `performance_schema.account_failed_login_lock_status`
+
+The `performance_schema.account_failed_login_lock_status` table is available in Percona Server for MySQL 8.4.7-7 and later. The table exposes information about temporary account locking from the MySQL internal Access Control List (ACL) cache. 
+
+This table is read-only. Users need `SELECT` privilege on the `performance_schema` database or on this specific table to access its contents.
+
+!!! note
+
+    If an account is locked using the `CREATE USER` or `ALTER USER` statements with the `ACCOUNT LOCK` clause, the `ACCOUNT LOCK` status is not captured in the `account_failed_login_lock_status` table. The server records the `ACCOUNT LOCK` state in the `mysql.user` table.
+
+| Column Name              | Data Type           | Description                                                                                                                                    |
+|--------------------------|---------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `USER`                   | `CHAR(..)`          | The MySQL user name                                                                                                                           |
+| `HOST`                   | `CHAR(..)`          | The MySQL host name                                                                                                                           |
+| `IS_TRACKING_ACTIVE`     | `enum('YES','NO')`  | Indicates whether failed login tracking is enabled for the account                                                                            |
+| `MAX_ATTEMPTS`           | `INTEGER`           | Maximum number of failed login attempts allowed before account is locked (corresponds to FAILED_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS clause value in CREATE USER statement) |
+| `PASSWORD_LOCK_DAYS`     | `INTEGER`           | Number of days for which account will be temporarily locked after exceeding the MAX_ATTEMPTS limit. Set to -1 if account is locked forever (corresponds to PASSWORD_LOCK_TIME clause value in CREATE USER) |
+| `IS_LOCKED`              | `BOOLEAN`           | Indicates if account is temporarily locked by failed login lock tracking. NULL if tracking is not enabled for account                        |
+| `REMAINING_ATTEMPTS`     | `INTEGER`           | Number of failed login attempts remaining before account will be locked. NULL if tracking is not enabled for account                         |
+| `REMAINING_DAYS_LOCKED`  | `INTEGER`           | Number of days for which account is locked due to failed login lock tracking. -1 means that account is locked "forever" (until server restart/FLUSH PRIVILEGES or specific account unlock). NULL if tracking is not enabled for account |

docs/misc-info-schema-tables.md

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-# Misc. INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables
+# Additional INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables
 
-This page lists the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA` tables added to standard *MySQL* by *Percona Server for MySQL* that don’t exist elsewhere in the documentation.
+This document lists the additional `INFORMATION_SCHEMA` tables provided by Percona Server for MySQL that are not documented elsewhere in this documentation.
 
 ## Temporary tables
 
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 | ‘CREATE_TIME’    | ‘Date and time of creation of the temporary table’          |
 | ‘UPDATE_TIME’    | ‘Date and time of the latest update of the temporary table’ |
 
-This table holds information on the temporary tables that exist for all connections. You don’t need the `SUPER` privilege to query this table.
+This table holds information on the temporary tables that exist for all connections. No special privileges are required to query this table.
 
 ### `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TEMPORARY_TABLES`
 

mkdocs-base.yml

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     - slow-extended.md
     - process-list.md
     - misc-info-schema-tables.md
+    - additional-performance-schema-tables.md
   - Troubleshoot:
     - advisors.md
     - log-connection-error.md