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Sasanka 4561ef7ba8 feat: implement frontend-only mock for production lines and runs
- Add ProductionTemplatesPage component for managing production templates with a visual representation using React Flow.
- Create LineHeaderNode and LineStageNode components for rendering production line nodes.
- Introduce RunStageNode and RunHeaderNode components for displaying run stages and headers.
- Implement StageProgressStrip for visualizing stage progress in runs.
- Create mock data for production runs and templates to simulate backend functionality.
- Define types for production templates and runs to structure mock data.
- Document frontend Phase 2 specifications for manufacturing processes, including screens, dialogs, and validation posture.
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