- made `Account.swift` target iOS and watchOS projects

- created function to populate with “dummy” accounts
- created function to configure each row in table
- implemented `contextForSegue` function to allow us to “pass” the selected account to the next interface controller

- change how we get the account before it is passed to account details
- wrote methods to set up account details screen with the account object that is received

- `TransactionsInterfactController` will hold a table of recent transactions
- `TransactionCell` provides a model for our table cell

- Added TransactionsInterfaceController
- In order to have a page based navigation allowing swipe between Account Details and Transactions, it was necessary to change the segue from the Accounts Table to “modal” type

- As a result of the change to modal presentation, the function we must override has changed
- Instead of returning the context for the next interface controller, we return an array of contexts, each corresponding to the interface controllers in the order they appear in the navigation stack (Account details is first, transactions is now second)
- once web service is set up, transactions should be passed to TransactionsInterfactController from this function

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