Import a spreadsheet list (the same 21-column schema the CSV export already produces) as new varieties/lots. Tolerant reader: columns matched by header name in any order, only variety_label required, unknown enums fall back to a safe default, rows sharing variety_id collapse into one variety with several lots. Species re-linked by scientific name. Additive by design (fresh ids + HLC), so it never overwrites existing rows; JSON stays the canonical id-reconciling import. Adds a hand-rolled RFC 4180 parser (no new dependency), an importCsv path in VarietyRepository/ExportImportService, an 'Import from CSV' tile in the backup section, and en/es strings. Note: i18n .g.dart also carries pre-existing About/intro strings from the working tree (regenerated by slang). |
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