refactor: reorganize admin settings components and remove deprecated files#118
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Summary
Refactor admin settings section file organization.
This change moves login authentication, conversation configuration, and files/RAG settings out of the generic
sections/settingsfolder into dedicated admin section folders:sections/loginsections/conversationsections/filesShared admin section form components were moved to
sections/shared. Route entry imports and related component imports were updated accordingly. This is a frontend structure-only refactor and does not change runtime behavior or API contracts.Change type
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cd frontend && pnpm lintScreenshots, API examples, or logs
No screenshots or API examples. This change only reorganizes frontend admin section files and updates imports.
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No configuration, migration, deployment, public API, database schema, or compatibility changes.
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.pycfiles,.envfiles, and local storage data are not committed.