[YarinQuapi]

Summary

• Food catalog (API + web + mobile): new GET /api/foods/catalog plus a Foods tab on web and mobile. Switch between all published foods and your own, search by name/barcode, filter by verified/unverified, page through results. Admins (or anyone with foods:verify) can verify published foods there using the existing POST /api/foods/:id/verify.
• Nutrition label scanner (mobile): on the new-food form, scan a nutrition table with the camera instead of typing it. On-device Tesseract (Hebrew + English), auto-rotation, and a parser that reads the per-100 g/ml column. Values that don't add up (calories vs macros, sugars > carbs) are left empty instead of guessed. Bilingual labels are read in one language (app language wins ties). A Show recognized text button on the form helps debug bad scans.
• push-iphone.sh: updates the app in place (no uninstall, so developer trust and data are kept), retries the install, and no longer launches the app.

Deploying

• API: no schema change and no migration. The new route is read-only and uses the existing foods:read permission.
• Web: static build, nothing special.
• Mobile: needs a new iOS build. It adds ~6 MB of Tesseract language data and a vendored copy of flutter_tesseract_ocr under apps/mobile/packages/ (its iOS code is rewritten: the original symlinked into the read-only app bundle and crashed on device). ios/Podfile and Podfile.lock are now committed because the plugin needs CocoaPods.

Test plan

• API: typecheck + 45 tests (new tests cover the catalog filter)
• Web: typecheck + build
• Mobile: flutter analyze (no errors/warnings), 16 tests (parser tests include real OCR output from a bilingual label photo), iOS device build
• Catalog on a live server: Published / My foods, search, filters, load more
• Admin: Verify a published food on web and mobile; confirm a second food with the same barcode becomes unverified
• Non-admin: no Verify button
• Hebrew/RTL layout of the Foods tab (web and mobile); six tabs fit on a narrow iPhone
• Label scanner on real packs, English, Hebrew and bilingual, on device
• Known open issue: a liquid (per 100 ml) label failed to scan; not fixed here, need the photo

Notes

• The Foods tab is a sixth tab, which is over Apple's usual five for an iPhone tab bar. Easy to move into Settings if preferred.
• Mobile has no edit screen for existing foods (web does); My foods on mobile can add new foods.
• There is no un-verify action.
• The scanner is iOS-only and cannot run in the iOS Simulator (the Tesseract library has no arm64-simulator slice).

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