Un-abstract users/groups tabs to silo-only#3298
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Initially I think #3211 had users and groups at both the silo and project level and then pared it back to only have it at the silo level, but kept the abstractions used to make it work in both spots. This undoes the abstraction. Redone from #3298 because I made that one a stack, and it turns out that prevents you from merging it into the underlying one.
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Initially I think #3211 had users and groups at both the silo and project level and then pared it back to only have it at the silo level, but kept the abstractions used to make it work in both spots. This undoes the abstraction.