refactor: modularize payment hub routing#111
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This PR addresses #108 the long-standing
TODOin thePaymentHubRoutingModuleto separate routing into clean feature modules.Changes:
BatchesModule,SubBatchesModule, andTransfersModule.*-routing.module.tsfiles within each feature directory.PaymentHubRoutingModuleto improve maintainability and potentially reduce initial bundle size.PaymentHubModuleby removing unnecessary direct component declarations.Why: This refactor improves the modularity of the application, makes the codebase easier to navigate for future developers, and resolves technical debt identified in the source code.
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