Jissin Mathew
b983337630
Changes - Added Controller::removeServiceBooking() with documentation and delegation to ServiceManagementService. - Implemented ServiceManagementService::removeServiceBooking() to handle cancellation of pending bookings, enforce status validation, send notifications, and persist changes safely. - Updated CustomerMenu to include a "Cancel Service Booking" option, wired into handleOperation, and implemented CustomerMenu::cancelServiceBooking() for user interaction. - Ensured consistent declarations in Controller.h, ServiceManagementService.h, and CustomerMenu.h. - Refactored ServiceManagementService::updateJobStatus() to use tracked job card references instead of raw pointers, ensuring consistent state updates. - Added proper null checks and error handling for current job retrieval to prevent unexpected termination. - Updated logic to mark tracked job records as MODIFIED when status transitions occur (`STARTED` → `IN_PROGRESS`, `IN_PROGRESS` → `COMPLETED`). - Simplified control flow and indentation for better readability and maintainability. - Added retrieval of tracked service bookings and inventory items in ServiceManagementService::createJobCard(). - Validated service booking ID and inventory item indices before proceeding with job card creation. - Decremented inventory item quantities when job cards are created and marked corresponding tracked inventory records as `MODIFIED`. - Updated tracked service booking state to `MODIFIED` when technician is assigned and job status changes. - Persisted changes by saving job cards, service bookings, and inventory items to the datastore. Fixes #2105 #2076 #2075 #2074
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