Add Restocking Planner feature#1
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Introduces a new Restocking view that recommends items to reorder based on demand forecasts and current stock levels, with a budget cap and order submission. Submitted restocking orders surface in the Orders view alongside customer orders. Adds en/ja translations, architecture docs, and screenshots for each feature page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GET/POST /api/restocking-ordersendpoints (in-memory store, cleared on server restart)Test plan
npm run devinclient/anduv run python main.pyinserver//restocking— recommendations render, budget gauge updates as items are selected/orders— submitted restocking orders appear in the "Submitted Restocking Orders" section\U0001F916 Generated with Claude Code