Add GitHub related pages to the Admin section

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This PR implements three new GitHub-related admin pages as requested in the issue, following the existing patterns and architecture of the admin module.

New Pages Added

1. GitHub Profiles Page (/admin/github/profiles)

• Paginated table showing GitHub profiles created
• Search functionality by username
• Displays avatar, username, name, location, repository counts, followers/following
• External links to GitHub profiles
• Placeholder delete button (disabled until backend endpoint is available)

2. GitHub Telegram Bot Chats Page (/admin/github/chats)

• Paginated table showing GitHub telegram bot chats
• Search functionality by chat name
• Displays chat ID, name, usage count, and associated GitHub profiles count
• Ordered by usage count then creation date as specified

3. GitHub Processing Jobs Page (/admin/github/processing-jobs)

• Non-paginated table showing all GitHub processing jobs
• Status badges with appropriate colors (pending/processing/completed/failed)
• Working delete functionality with confirmation dialog
• Error message display with truncation and hover tooltips
• Refresh button to reload data

Technical Implementation

Models & Service:

• Created src/app/models/github.ts with TypeScript interfaces for all GitHub entities
• Implemented GitHubAdminService following existing service patterns
• Proper HTTP parameter handling and pagination support

Components:

• All components follow existing admin patterns from telegram/salaries modules
• Consistent use of shared components (app-page-header, app-pagination-buttons, etc.)
• Proper loading states and error handling
• Responsive Bootstrap-based UI

Routing & Module:

• Added routes under /admin/github/ path structure
• Properly registered components and service in admin module
• All imports and dependencies correctly configured

Quality Assurance:

• Unit tests created for all components and service
• Build passes successfully with no errors
• Linting passes with no issues
• Consistent TypeScript typing throughout

The implementation is ready for use once the corresponding backend endpoints from web-api PR #128 are deployed.

Fixes #88.

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