maaz519 36f43d7d2a refactor(inbox): fold mail INTO the Inbox (one unified surface, no Mail tab)
The Inbox is the single communication surface — mentions, needs-reply, system
alerts, support updates AND the mail behind them, all in one list. Removed the
separate Mail tab.

- Inbox is now two-pane: the item list (crm.inbox.*) on the left; clicking an item
  tied to a thread opens its conversation (MailReader) on the right to read + reply.
  Non-threaded items (e.g. system alerts) show their detail. Item actions
  (Done/Snooze/Archive) work for every item.
- Compose new mail (in-app or email) from the Inbox header.
- mail.tsx trimmed to reusable MailReader + NewMailModal (no standalone tab);
  sidebar + dashboard reverted to no Mail entry.
- The existing work-item Inbox stays the notifier; this makes it the reader too.
  HTML bodies still render in a sandboxed iframe. tsc + next build clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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