feat: importing meals via CSV + local barcode search #122
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This PR enables users to add meals via a CSV file. It adds a new button in the settings page "Import CSV" - when pressed, the user selects a file from the file picker, afterwards if the file is valid, all the meals present there will be added to the database under "Products".
The CSV format should have the following columns (not necessarily in the same order of keys):
These names are necessary for the import to work.
This PR also adds a new field to the database: "barcode" for searching locally with barcodes.
Please suggest any changes if needed.