Move the admin tabs into the sidebar as a nav section - #2041
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⚪ Code HealthNo change to the dead-code surface. 48 Unused files
64 Unused exports
26 Unused exported types
14 Unused exported enum members
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The admin area's four pages were reached through a tab bar rendered at the top of each page. They now appear as sub-items of the Admin entry in the sidebar, so the sidebar shows where you are within the section instead of the page repeating its own navigation. While the sidebar is expanded, the sub-items list beneath the active section as indented labels without icons, and the section header drops its selected background so only the current page reads as selected. On the collapsed rail there is no room for the labels, so hovering or focusing the section opens them in a flyout beside the rail; the flyout closes on a short delay to let the pointer reach it, and ArrowRight moves focus into it for keyboard users. Billing remains gated on hasAnyAccess, as it was in the tab bar. The access grants page title is now "Account Access" to match its nav label, which the tab bar had already been using. NavigationTabProps is no longer exported now that the deleted admin tabs were its only outside consumer, and NavLink stays local to NavItems since the sidebar reaches it through the wrapper.
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Moves the admin area's tab bar into the sidebar as a nav section.