feat: gather identity operations under a Manage Identity menu

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The init screen had grown to seven entries, three of which were different operations on an identity you already own. Those now live behind a single Manage Identity button, taking the init screen down to five.

Before / after

INIT (before, 7)                      INIT (after, 5)
  Create New Identity                   Create New Identity
  Top Up Existing Identity              Send to Platform Address
  Send to Platform Address              Register Username
  Register Username                     Manage Identity  ──┐
  Manage Identity Keys                  Register Data Contract
  Register Data Contract                                   │
  Withdraw Credits                                         │
                                                           ▼
                                      MANAGE IDENTITY
                                        Top Up Identity
                                        Manage Keys
                                        Transfer a Username
                                        Withdraw Credits
                                        Back

The chooser step (manage_choose_action) already existed from #34; this extends it rather than adding a new screen.

The part worth reviewing

Manage Keys and Transfer are steps within mode: 'manage'. Top Up and Withdraw are their own BridgeModes, so entering them from the menu has to go through setMode, which resets mode-scoped state.

That creates a back-navigation problem: Back from top-up previously meant "return to init", and it still must for anyone who arrived another way. A new fromManageMenu flag records the entry point:

• setManageActionTopUp / setManageActionWithdraw do { ...setMode(state, …), fromManageMenu: true }.
• clearModeSensitiveFields clears it, so any mode entered from the init screen or a deep link starts without it. It is set after the clearUsernameTransferFields spread, which would otherwise reintroduce the old value.
• The generic #back-btn and #withdraw-back-btn handlers branch on it.

This matters because ?mode=withdraw is an existing deep link — a user who lands there directly must not be sent "back" into a menu they never visited. There is a test pinning that.

Testing

• Two new deterministic Playwright tests: one walks the menu, checks all four entries are present and that Back from both Top Up and Withdraw returns to the menu (while Back from the menu itself exits to init); the other deep-links ?mode=withdraw and asserts Back exits to init instead. Suite: 8 passing.
• Existing top-up, withdraw, manage-keys and transfer tests updated for the new navigation. tsc, 108 unit tests, production build and the artifact check all clean.
• Also fixed two opt-in live specs (live.testnet, live.transfer) that clicked the removed #mode-topup-btn. CI does not run those, so they would have broken silently.

No behaviour changes inside any of the four flows — only how they are reached and where Back goes.

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• e2e/deterministic.spec.ts
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• src/main.ts
• src/types.ts
• src/ui/components.ts
• src/ui/index.ts
• src/ui/state.ts

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