open-legal-products turns account controls into a proper Settings hub

Mike's configuration experience is being consolidated so legal teams can find account, feature and access controls in one clearer place.

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The team has renamed the old Account area as Settings and brought its screens, navigation and actions into a more consistent experience. Existing links are redirected, reducing the risk that saved bookmarks or custom integrations suddenly break.

API-key setup is simpler, with missing-key prompts taking users directly to the right place.
Local two-factor authentication can be configured through a tracked, non-secret setup.
The assistant is no longer instructed to invent citations, backed by a regression check.

So what Legal teams evaluating Mike should care because better settings and stronger citation discipline make day-to-day deployment easier to govern.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`317a8f05`	feat: refactor settings and enable local MFA	willchen96	2026-08-13	↗ GitHub
`fe52a7cb`	style: use black pill buttons in settings	willchen96	2026-08-13	↗ GitHub
`4e13deb5`	fix: align fresh schema with pagination migration	willchen96	2026-08-13	↗ GitHub
`93c72a16`	style: refine settings actions	willchen96	2026-08-13	↗ GitHub
`7ec5a865`	Merge pull request #317 from Open-Legal-Products/settings-refactor	Will Chen	2026-08-13	↗ GitHub
Refactor settings and enable local MFA

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