Document cancelled lines, shortfall confirmation and the − button
The − button in the delivery check now books out again instead of only moving
the counter, so the pages that described the old behaviour were actively
misleading. Delivery-check also gained the two ways a delivery can come up
short: Picnic cancelling a line up front, and a pack simply not turning up.
Ordering explains why a cancelled line is suggested again — Picnic marks the
cancellation on the delivery, never on the order line, so the line itself looks
perfectly ordinary. Journal documents the new "Not delivered" booking type, and
Stock notes that the delivery check's − button is the one place that
deliberately bypasses FEFO.
Add the English user guide
15 pages: getting started, everyday use (stock, scanning, stocktake, items),
cooking (recipes, meal plan), Picnic (ordering, delivery check), administration
(journal, storage locations, users, account) and a troubleshooting FAQ, plus a
sidebar for navigation.
Deliberately not a mirror of the menu: it explains what you would otherwise
learn by trial and error — why batches carry their own dates, that booking out
always follows FEFO across locations, that the delivery counter books on + but
only counts on −, why locations are retired instead of deleted, and that the
basket is filled but never ordered.