Display additional minutes under admin/groups/<group_name>
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### Problem to solve
Currently when an admin checks a group overview (e.g. `/admin/groups/<group_name>`) only the default minutes are shown.
However when navigating under `/groups/<group_name>/-/usage_quotas` the additional minutes are shown as expected.
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### Intended users
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Bringing the complete info about CI Minutes to the admin group overview page will ease/speed up tickets resolution when it comes to problems with association between group(s) and purchased additional minutes.
### Proposal
Display the total amount of minutes (e.g. mins-spent/total-mins) instead of just the default minutes
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### Further details
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* Screenshot of a current `/admin/groups/<group-name>`:

* Screenshot of a current `/groups/<group-name>/-/usage_quotas`:

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### What does success look like, and how can we measure that?
The total sum of CI minutes is shown under /admin/groups/<group_name> ->
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A current example is linked to https://gitlab.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/181211 (internal)
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