fix(server): replace accountmongo.New with wrapper to prevent index deletion [VIZ-2228] - #119
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Migrates account repository handling from the accountmongo package to the mongorepo package. Introduces a new `NewAccountRepoContainer` function to encapsulate account repository initialization, ensuring compatibility with transaction support and enhanced modularity. Removes direct dependencies on accountmongo, improving maintainability and alignment with other repository structures. Fixes initialization logic to use wrapper-based repository structures, preventing index dropping during setup.
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The accountmongo.New() function was being called directly in repo.go:64, which internally called Init() methods that dropped existing indexes before creating new ones. Made a fix by creating a NewAccountRepoContainer() function that builds the account repository container from scratch using wrapper repositories that only create indexes without dropping existing ones.