feat: накидка по строке в таблице «Цена продажи» + минимальный CSV

Sale-таблица показывает LOT/Описание/Кол-во/Накидка,%/Цена вместо Estimate/
Склад/Конкуренты/Ручная цена; итоговая цена строки = база (raw estimate или
доля от общей «Ручная цена») × (Аплифт к estimate + своя Накидка%). Экспорт
CSV этой таблицы теперь выводит только LOT;Описание;Кол-во;Цена. Buy-таблица
и массовый экспорт по проекту не затронуты — новые поля запроса опциональны
и включаются только кнопкой «Экспорт CSV» у Sale-таблицы.

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# Decision: per-row "Накидка" on the Sale table + minimal Sale CSV columns
**Date:** 2026-09-15
**Status:** active
## Context
The Sale (Цена продажи) table only had one table-wide "Аплифт к estimate" multiplier
and one table-wide "Ручная цена" override. There was no way to push margin up on
individual rows (e.g. scarce GPUs) without changing the uplift for every row, and the
table showed Estimate/Склад/Конкуренты/Ручная-цена columns that a sales rep handing a
quote to a customer never needed — the actual deliverable is just LOT, Описание, Кол-во,
and a final price.
## Decision
- The Sale table gains a per-row "Накидка, %" input. Each row's final "Цена" is
`base × (Аплифт к estimate + Накидка% / 100)`, where `base` is the row's raw Estimate
unit price × qty, or — when the table-wide "Ручная цена" is set — that row's
proportional share of the manual total (same last-row-absorbs-remainder distribution
the table-wide manual price already used, now overwriting the row's base instead of
filling a separate column).
- The Sale table's visible/exported columns collapse to
`PN вендора | Описание | LOT | Кол-во | Накидка, % | Цена` on screen, and exactly
`LOT;Описание;Кол-во;Цена` in its own CSV export. Estimate, Склад, Конкуренты, and
the old Ручная-цена column are no longer shown or exported for this table. The Buy
table (Цена покупки) is untouched.
- Per-row markup is keyed by `"<vendorPN>::<lot>"` (uppercased, `NONE` when there is no
vendor PN) — not by `lot_name` alone, since the same LOT can appear under more than
one vendor-PN BOM group (see "Per-LOT row expansion rules" in `02-architecture.md`).
- Persistence is additive: `Configuration.Notes.pricing_ui` gains a new
`sale_row_markups` map alongside the existing `sale_uplift`/`sale_custom_price`, the
same JSON-blob-in-`Notes` mechanism established by
[2026-08-12-project-export-per-config-sale-uplift.md](2026-08-12-project-export-per-config-sale-uplift.md).
Zero/unset rows are omitted from the map entirely.
- CSV export: `POST /api/configs/:uuid/export/pricing` gained `minimal_sale_columns`
(bool) and `sale_row_markups` (map) request fields, read into
`ProjectPricingExportOptions.MinimalSaleColumns`/`SaleRowMarkups`. These are wired
**only** in `ExportConfigPricingCSV`, gated on `req.MinimalSaleColumns` being true —
the Sale table's own "Экспорт CSV" button is the only caller that sets it. Buy export
(basis=fob) and the project-level bulk export (`ExportProjectPricingCSV`) never send
it and keep their full existing column sets/output unchanged.
- `ProjectPricingExportOptions.ManualPrice`, previously parsed from the request but
never actually read into the options struct (a pre-existing dead field), is now wired
— but only inside the same `MinimalSaleColumns` gate, so this bug fix does not change
Buy-table CSV output for anyone already relying on the old (broken) behavior.
## Consequences
- Old clients / already-saved configurations are unaffected: `sale_row_markups` absent
from `Notes` means every row's markup defaults to 0%, reproducing the exact totals
the table produced before this change (uplift-only). Old clients that don't know the
new `Notes` key simply ignore it, exactly like `sale_uplift` is ignored by even older
code.
- If a future caller needs the full-column DDP CSV format with per-row markup applied,
it must do so explicitly — `MinimalSaleColumns` intentionally couples "reduced
columns" and "per-row markup applied" as one request-level switch rather than two
independent options, since the only current caller needs both together.