Separate API key sign-in into its own screen - #87
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Purpose
Keep API key entry off the primary sign-in screen and present it as an explicit alternate authentication flow.
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swift-logdependency pin.Testing
swift test --build-system swiftbuild --no-parallelReviewMonitorAddAccountActionTestscodex-reviewagainstmain: no findingsScreenshots
Not included; Xcode previews are available for both Sign In and API Key Sign In states.