Arnaud
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Pantry: notes + category fields (collapsible grouping like the shopping list), a "Merge duplicates" cleanup action, and fixed quantity display precision (was showing raw decimal(10,4) strings like "0.3333 kg" everywhere — pantry, shopping list, print views, Markdown exports). Ingredient-alias matching: the ingredients table (canonical name + aliases) existed but was never populated or used. Seeded ~10 bilingual EN/FR staples and wired resolution into pantry add/edit, can-cook scoring, auto-deduct-on-cook, and shopping-list pantry-awareness, so "sel"/"sel fin"/"table salt" are recognized as the same ingredient. Cook log: entries from "Mark cooked" can now be edited and deleted (previously log-only, no fix-a-mistake path). The "Cooked N times" text is a hover tooltip listing every date and opens a full manage sheet on click. Also: the "Forked by N others" backlink is now a click-to-open popover instead of an always-inline list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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