feat(admin-users): dedicated admin profile drawer with own tabs

The first pass had admin/users sharing the address book profile partial,
which surfaced Contact/Address/Organization/About tabs that ignored the
admin-specific context. Separates the admin quick-view so it mirrors the
edit-page tab structure while staying read-only.

- `UserProfileViewService::buildAdminProfile()` extends the base profile
  with `admin_extras` (active, email_verified_at, last_login_at,
  last_login_provider, created, modified).
- `templates/partials/app-admin-user-profile.phtml` is the admin-only
  render path: Master data · Organization · Security · About. Status
  badge under the name; timestamps locale-formatted.
- `pages/admin/users/view-fragment($id).php` / `(none).phtml` switched
  to the admin service method + partial.
- Drawer CSS aligns the aside with the main section's inline padding so
  the content strip does not visually step in/out.

Address book is unchanged — still uses `buildProfile()` + the base
partial. Two i18n keys added (`Login provider`).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -124,6 +124,37 @@ class UserProfileViewService
];
}
/**
* Extended profile for admin contexts. Returns the same shape as
* buildProfile() plus `$user['admin_extras']` with operational fields
* that are inappropriate for non-admin views (email verification state,
* last login, active status, created/modified timestamps).
*
* @api Called from pages/admin/users/view-fragment($id).php via app(...).
*
* @return array{status: string, user?: array<string, mixed>}
*/
public function buildAdminProfile(int $currentUserId, string $uuid): array
{
$profile = $this->buildProfile($currentUserId, $uuid);
if ($profile['status'] !== 'ok' || !isset($profile['user'])) {
return $profile;
}
$user = $profile['user'];
$user['admin_extras'] = [
'active' => (bool) ($user['active'] ?? false),
'email_verified_at' => (string) ($user['email_verified_at'] ?? ''),
'last_login_at' => (string) ($user['last_login_at'] ?? ''),
'last_login_provider' => (string) ($user['last_login_provider'] ?? ''),
'created' => (string) ($user['created'] ?? ''),
'modified' => (string) ($user['modified'] ?? ''),
];
$profile['user'] = $user;
return $profile;
}
/**
* @param array<int, int|string> $values
* @return list<int>