fix(accounts): keep the sidebar on the accounts page

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This PR proposes restoring the persistent sidebar on the Accounts page (/accounts) so it no longer vanishes when you navigate there, matching the way every other signed-in page keeps it (Fixes #300). We include this PR work along with a full history of your repo at https://eastagiletracker.com/projects/306. You can sign in with your GitHub ID to claim ownership of the project.

What this fixes

Every signed-in app page — Donors, Donations, Expenses, Dashboard, Reports — wraps its content in a display: flex container with <NavBar /> beside a <main>, so the green sidebar stays put as you move around. apps/frontend/src/app/accounts/page.tsx was the one exception: it returned only its <div className="!p-6"> content and never rendered <NavBar />, so opening /accounts dropped the sidebar and left the user with no way to reach any other page. That is exactly what issue #300 reports ("The sidebar disappears, it should persist").

The fix wraps the existing accounts content in the same flex + <NavBar /> + <main> layout the sibling pages use. The page's own markup is left untouched inside the <main>, so this is a purely additive structural change — no existing behavior or styling within the page moves.

How I verified it

Reproduced on main (HEAD 1955c22) with a test that renders the page and asserts the navigation landmark is present. On the current tree it fails, because there is no sidebar to find:

$ npx jest test/components/AccountsPage.test.tsx
● AccountsPage › renders the sidebar so it persists on the accounts page
  TestingLibraryElementError: Unable to find an accessible element with the role "navigation"

With the fix that test passes, and the full frontend suite stays green with no new failures against the pre-change baseline (baseline was 313 passed; this adds the one regression test). tsc --noEmit and eslint on the changed files are both clean:

$ npx jest
Test Suites: 31 passed, 31 total
Tests:       2 skipped, 314 passed, 316 total

The regression test lives beside the existing AccountsPage tests and fails without this change, so it guards the behavior going forward.

Heads-up on overlap

Two open PRs (#302 and #303) also touch apps/frontend/src/app/accounts/page.tsx for unrelated reasons (an Add-User modal and real-API wiring). Neither adds the sidebar, so this change is complementary rather than competing — but whichever of us lands first will leave a small merge conflict in that file's outer JSX wrapper for the other. Happy to rebase onto whatever lands first.

How this was managed

I imported your GitHub issues and pull requests into a live agile board (249 stories from your issues and PRs, 16 labels) and tracked this fix on the story for issue #300: https://eastagiletracker.com/projects/306/stories/200370 — part of the full board at https://eastagiletracker.com/projects/306.

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