Ordrivo GastroFlow Pro 7.3.1 — WPBay test notes

Changes in response to the latest review
1. Front-end cart: the desktop cart panel renders item names, quantities and prices, and updates its total. The cart drawer remains synchronized with the same cart data.
2. Order Terminal: active orders render in New, Preparing and Ready. Orders in accepted/preparing status appear in Preparing; ready orders appear in Ready. Completed/cancelled orders are excluded by the existing endpoint.
3. Shortcodes: the admin menu label and shortcode instructions use English source strings.
4. Reservation form: the submit handler now creates a live status element if the page/theme omitted it, avoiding the reported setAttribute(null) exception.
5. Reservation button: explicit visible styling has been added.

Static checks performed in the build workspace
- `node --check` passed for every runtime script in `assets/js/` (including storefront.js and terminal.js). The QR browser adapter under `assets/src/` is a bundler fragment and is not a standalone script.
- Targeted source assertions passed for cart rendering, the reservation null guard, English shortcode labels, all terminal render targets and the 7.3.1 version.
- The final 7.3.1 plugin and documentation archives passed ZIP integrity checks after packaging.

Runtime verification status
A WordPress/PHP/MySQL installation is not available in this build workspace. A clean WordPress runtime test, browser console check and database-backed order/reservation submission have therefore not been performed. Before claiming those tests passed, install this package on a staging WordPress site and verify:
- Add a menu item to the cart; confirm the side panel, bottom cart bar and checkout drawer show the same item and total. Reload and confirm the saved cart is restored.
- Submit a pickup/delivery test order and confirm it appears in New. Move it to Preparing, then Ready, and confirm it moves to the corresponding column without a page reload.
- Open GastroFlow > Shortcodes in an English WordPress admin and confirm the page is fully English.
- Submit a reservation request. Confirm there is no JavaScript console exception and the page displays the pending confirmation response.
- Check PHP, WordPress debug and database logs for errors.
Record the WordPress, PHP and database versions and attach screenshots/log results to the resubmission.
