Production list: tag filter, dishes as rows and one sheet per delivery note

The tag filter checks a row's own tags again, a dish with components can be shown as its own row, and every delivery note gets its own complete sheet when printing.

Fixed

  • The tag filter checks the row's own tags again. The material view and the production list do not show the booked bundles but their components — a dish and its components can carry different tags (e.g. "hot kitchen" on the dish, "hot production" on its components). The filter had switched to matching the parent dish's tag; it now matches the row's own tag again, so kitchen stations with their own tags stay cleanly separated. The filter's option list shows the tags of every row that can appear on the sheet to match.
  • A dish with components can be shown as its own row. A bundle with components is not, by default, its own row on the production list. When the product in Inventory has the "Produced in the kitchen" toggle on, the dish now also appears as its own row with its components as sub-rows.
  • Every delivery note gets its own complete sheet when printing. With several delivery notes ticked in the print dialog, the tick "Separate sheet per delivery note" now prints every delivery on its own page with a full head — including its own number, customer and the delivery date and time of exactly that delivery note instead of the overall range. Line items without a delivery note get their own sheet "Without delivery note" when all deliveries are selected.

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