ahasani a138034c06 feat: enhance order submission flow and UI improvements
- Updated categories component to improve loading state and category display.
- Modified order section to handle payment submission with event payload.
- Refactored payment form dialog to emit order response on successful payment.
- Adjusted order response model to enforce required fields.
- Improved root component layout and added success dialog for order submission.
- Enhanced sale invoice card component to use new TSP API methods.
- Updated API routes for sale invoices to reflect TSP changes.
- Improved user interface for business activities and partners sections.
- Added card shadow styling for better visual hierarchy.
- Introduced new order submitted dialog component for post-order actions.
- Cleaned up console logs and improved code readability across components.
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