Feature: Add product variant price override support

Enables individual variants to have their own prices, overriding the base product price.

**Database Changes:**
- Added Price (decimal?, nullable) to ProductVariants table
- Added ProductVariantId to OrderItems table with foreign key relationship
- Created index on OrderItems.ProductVariantId for performance

**API Changes:**
- ProductVariantDto: Added Price field
- CreateProductVariantDto: Added Price field with validation
- UpdateProductVariantDto: Added Price field
- OrderItemDto: Added ProductVariantId and ProductVariantName
- CreateOrderItemDto: Added ProductVariantId

**Business Logic:**
- OrderService: Variant price overrides base price (but multi-buy takes precedence)
- ProductService: All variant CRUD operations support Price field

**Admin UI:**
- CreateVariant: Price input with £ symbol and base price placeholder
- EditVariant: Price editing with £ symbol
- ProductVariants list: Shows variant price or "(base)" indicator

**Client Library:**
- Updated all DTOs to match server-side changes
- Full support for variant pricing in order creation

**Migration:**
- EF Core migration: 20251003173458_AddVariantPricing
- Backward compatible: NULL values supported for existing data

**Use Case:**
Products with size/color variants can now have different prices:
- Small T-shirt: £15.00 (variant override)
- Medium T-shirt: £18.00 (uses base price)
- Large T-shirt: £20.00 (variant override)

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LittleShop.Client/Models/Product.cs

@@ -49,5 +49,6 @@ public class ProductVariant
     public int StockLevel { get; set; }
     public decimal? Weight { get; set; }  // Optional: override product weight
     public int? WeightUnit { get; set; }  // Optional: override product weight unit
+    public decimal? Price { get; set; }  // Optional: override product price (if null, uses product.Price)
     public bool IsActive { get; set; }
 }