Add recipe import from free-text ingredient lists (#7) - #49
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Mirrors the app's "Import Recipe": ingredient lines are handed to Cronometer's parser, which matches each to a database food and converts stated amounts to grams, so callers don't need food IDs up front. The import is the API's one async job -- import_recipe returns a future id and poll_async_result is polled until it attaches a result. Matched ingredients are then persisted through the existing create_recipe path. Lines the parser can't resolve are reported separately instead of failing the whole batch on create_recipe's gram validation.
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Mirrors the app's "Import Recipe": ingredient lines are handed to Cronometer's parser, which matches each to a database food and converts stated amounts to grams, so callers don't need food IDs up front.
The import is the API's one async job -- import_recipe returns a future id and poll_async_result is polled until it attaches a result. Matched ingredients are then persisted through the existing create_recipe path. Lines the parser can't resolve are reported separately instead of failing the whole batch on create_recipe's gram validation.