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This module manages boxes, i.e. things you can put other things into.

“Box” is meant to be inclusive. A room is a box. So is a cupboard, or a row of books. Boxes can be nested, with locations.

Boxes are typed. You can put a cupboard into a room but not vice versa.

Boxes are labelled. A box can have an arbitrary number of labels, though most of the time it’ll have one, or at most two: one with a barcode and a box number, one with a text that describes the content, or at least reminds the owner of it.

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