BOM backend continuation: BOM Items CRUD, circular reference guard, single-active BOM enforcement, and new API controllers#45
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Summary
This PR continues the Bill of Materials (BOM) implementation per the Technical Implementation Plan. It introduces a circular reference guard for component hierarchies, completes CRUD for BOM Items, enforces the single-active-BOM-per-product rule, and exposes new API endpoints for BOM and BOM Items. These changes align with the plan and integrate cleanly with the existing Application/Infrastructure patterns.
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