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CSV upload and NB fitting to happen in the New Source form (not the inflow section in the main assessment form), with auto-filled min/max fields and a pre-save histogram preview.

That fits the current app structure well because UserSourceForm already owns those 6 concentration inputs and is submitted independently

adaurat and others added 29 commits September 17, 2025 10:42
add QMRA models for the admin page
…e collectstatic after the migrations in qmra deployment
add m2m field for QMRAReference in QMRATreatment
remove one2one fields to References in QMRATreatment
…-webapp_explore_yaniv

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