Backend: - Add CommunityTariff entity (admin-managed max price + surcharge per community) - Add UserTariff entity (user-agreed tariffs between metering points) - Add TariffController (admin endpoints) and UserTariffController (user endpoints) - Add TariffService with full validation (price <= max, ACTIVE state, membership) - Add CommunityTariffChangedEvent and UserTariffChangedEvent - Update NotificationListener to notify members on tariff changes - Add 27 comprehensive tests for TariffService Frontend: - Add AdminTariffComponent (/dashboard/tariffs) for managing community tariffs - Add UserTariffComponent (/dashboard/my-tariffs) for managing user tariffs - Add routing and navigation entries - Regenerate OpenAPI spec and frontend API client Note: Old Tariff.java entity replaced by CommunityTariff + UserTariff |
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