Nemo (Claude Code) b719d87e1b feat: Accounting web module — COA, journals, expenses, accounts, reports + nav (FIBEROPS-234-239)
- Chart of Accounts (FIBEROPS-234): type-filtered table, add/seed/toggle-active
- Journal Entries (FIBEROPS-235): double-entry form with debit=credit validation, read-only view modal
- Expenses (FIBEROPS-236): date-range filtered table, record expense against expense accounts
- Company Accounts + Transfers (FIBEROPS-237): balance cards, add account modal, transfer modal, transfers table
- Financial Reports (FIBEROPS-238): Trial Balance, P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow with date pickers
- Sidebar nav entry (FIBEROPS-239): Accounting link with BookOpen icon, placed between Reports and Settings
- AccountingNav horizontal sub-nav component shared across all accounting pages
- New types: Account, JournalEntry, Expense, CompanyAccount, Transfer and report types added to src/types/index.ts
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pnpm dev
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