ahasani 8c07dc7c3f feat: add public sale invoices module with routing and service integration
- Introduced PUBLIC_SALE_INVOICES_ROUTES for handling sale invoice routes.
- Created PublicSaleInvoicesService to fetch single invoice data from the API.
- Implemented PublicSaleInvoiceStore for managing invoice state.
- Added PublicSaleInvoiceComponent to display invoice details.
- Updated app routes to include public sale invoices.
- Removed pre-invoice dialog component and its associated files.
- Enhanced order submitted dialog with QR code for invoice sharing.
- Updated sale invoice single view to reflect new data structure.
- Refactored page data list component for improved layout and functionality.
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