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Nick SzaunigandClaude Sonnet 5 1054a845ef
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feat: allow a honey batch to be split across multiple storage containers
A batch that doesn't fit in one container (e.g. 125 kg across 5 x 25 kg
buckets) had no way to be represented - HoneyBatch.storageContainerId
is a single nullable FK. Adds HoneyBatchContainerAllocation as an
additive join table (container + amount per batch), independent of the
existing single-container/relocate() flow which still covers the
simple one-container case unchanged.

- GET/PUT/DELETE /honey-batches/:id/containers[/:containerId], reusing
  the existing honey-batches:relocate permission.
- Assigning a container is an upsert (@@unique on batch+container), and
  the total assigned is validated against the batch's own amount when
  known.
- New "Aufteilung auf mehrere Behälter" card on the honey batch detail
  page, alongside (not replacing) the existing storage card.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
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