Feature Request: Allow grouping repositories in folders

[HenryCauan]

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💡 Idea

It would be very useful to have the option to organize repositories into folders or collections within a user profile.

📌 Context

Currently, all repositories are displayed in a single list without any categorization.
For developers with many projects (e.g., personal, work, training), this becomes messy and hard to navigate.

🎯 Benefits

• Better visual organization for developers.
• Easier to find specific projects.
• Improved presentation for recruiters and teams.

🔍 Example

Being able to create folders or groups such as:

• Work/
• Personal/
• Training/

Similar to how we organize files on a computer or tools like Notion.

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This particular discussion belongs in the Repositories category, I've gone ahead and moved it for you. Good luck!

[bebuch]

Looks like a duplicate of #41348