refactor: Moves pages into its own folder

[Golodhros]

Summary of Changes

Moves the Pages currently living on the components/ folder into their own pages/ folder
Updates all paths

Tests

Ran tests
Tested manually

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[allisonsuarez]

LGTM, thank you for doing this!

[ttannis]

Since we're creating a new "top-level" directory, I would expect to see some changes in:

1. jest.config.js where we set coverage thresholds to ensure our coverage does not get worse. We decided a long time ago that we would aim for at least 75% across all testable code, and every now and then I actually bump the threshold depending on how much we've improved to try to keep in that way. Could you set some thresholds for pages in that file based on what our current coverage happens to be, as well as update the thresholds for components? I usually leave at least 5% buffer, at most 10%.

2.webpack.common where we define paths.

[Golodhros]

Since we're creating a new "top-level" directory, I would expect to see some changes in:

1. jest.config.js where we set coverage thresholds to ensure our coverage does not get worse. We decided a long time ago that we would aim for at least 75% across all testable code, and every now and then I actually bump the threshold depending on how much we've improved to try to keep in that way. Could you set some thresholds for pages in that file based on what our current coverage happens to be, as well as update the thresholds for components? I usually leave at least 5% buffer, at most 10%.

2.webpack.common where we define paths.

Good catch! Updating those!