feat(inventory): informal quantity scale (number + unit) + seed/plant lots
Rework quantities the way seeds are actually described — a number of an informal
unit — and let a lot hold seeds or plants (plantel).
Quantity model (commons_core):
- Quantity is now { kind, count?, label } — "3 cobs", "2 packets", "a few".
Count is optional; uncountable vibes (a few, some, pinch) carry no number.
- QuantityKind reorganised into an ascending scale: vibes → containers
(teaspoon/spoon/cup/jar/sack) → seed & fruit forms → plant units, each tagged
countable/not. Stored by name; count reuses the existing numeric column.
Lot type (schema v2):
- Lots gain a `type` (seed | plant); germination stays meaningful for seeds.
schemaVersion 2 with a from1To2 migration (adds the column), drift_schema_v2
exported, migration test covers v1→v2.
UI:
- New QuantityPicker: a horizontal scale of large seed-glyph icons + a number
stepper (shown only for countable units), plus a seed/plant SegmentedButton.
Used in quick-add and add-lot. Lot lines render "3 cobs" / "a few".
- i18n: unit singular/plural (ES/EN, Weblate-friendly), lot-type labels.
Build: slang moved to its CLI (disabled in build_runner to avoid a multi-file
collision); CI runs `dart run slang` before build_runner. 38 tests green,
Linux migrates the existing v1 DB and runs.
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/// Quantity (commons_core value type) is flattened into columns here.
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class Lots extends Table with SyncColumns {
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TextColumn get varietyId => text()();
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TextColumn get type =>
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textEnum<LotType>().withDefault(const Constant('seed'))();
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IntColumn get harvestYear => integer().nullable()();
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TextColumn get quantityKind => text().nullable()(); // QuantityKind.name
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RealColumn get quantityPrecise => real().nullable()();
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