feat: Featured Packs — curated pack templates with seed data and UI section

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Introduces "Featured Packs": a set of curated, app-wide pack templates (6 types covering day hike through winter camping) visible to all users, with a dedicated UI section in the Pack Templates list.

Seed Data (packages/api/src/db/seed.ts)

New idempotent seed script producing 6 isAppTemplate: true templates:

Pack	Category	Items	Duration
Day Hike Pack	hiking	16	1 day
Overnight Backpacking Pack	backpacking	25	1 night
Weekend Camping Pack	camping	26	2–3 days
Multi-Day Backpacking Pack	backpacking	35	4–7 days
Winter Day Hike Pack	winter	25	1 day
Winter Camping Pack	winter	35	2–4 nights

Each item carries weight, category, worn/consumable flags, and description. Safe to re-run; skips existing templates by stable ID.

NEON_DATABASE_URL=<url> bun run packages/api/src/db/seed.ts [adminUserId]
# or via script:
bun run db:seed

UI (FeaturedPacksSection component)

• New horizontally-scrollable card strip showing all isAppTemplate templates with name, category, top-3 tags, base weight, and item count
• Injected as the header of the "All" tab in PackTemplateListScreen; renders nothing when no featured templates exist
• "View All" navigates to the full templates list

Translations

• "App" segmented control tab → "Featured"
• "App Template" badge → "Featured"
• New keys: featuredPacks, viewAll, tripDuration, environment, intendedUse, and pack-type labels

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Feature request: Create Pack Templates Based on the links provided for Gear Lists - "Featured Packs"</issue_title>
<issue_description>This feature request is based on @andrew-bierman 's idea. We want to introduce a new section in the app called "Featured Packs". These will be predefined hiking and camping packs. We aim to create predefined pack templates within the app based on content creators who share detailed "What I pack" videos for hiking and camping trips. The goal is to allow users to quickly select a realistic, field-tested pack setup and customize it for their own trip.

generate packs something like this:
https://www.tiktok.com/@xplor.outdoors/photo/7593292144874458390?_r=1&_t=ZT-947ZTMhgBMj

Other links will be provided below.

Pack Types to Include:

• Day Pack
• Overnight Pack
• Weekend Pack
• Multi-Day Pack
• Winter Hiking Pack
• Winter Camping Pack

Each pack should clearly indicate:

• Trip duration
• Environment type
• Intended use ( hiking, camping, etc)

Objective:
Enable users to:

• View curated "Featured" packs templates
• See categorized pack list
• View estimated total pack weight
• Add the full pack or selected items directly to their trip checklist.
• Modify/remove items as needed.

Initial Scope:

1. Integration

• Links:
  https://www.tiktok.com/@xplor.outdoors/photo/7593292144874458390?_r=1&_t=ZT-947ZTMhgBMj
  https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHVuS6Y/
  https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHVppxr/
  https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHVbd5R/
  https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHVxrhT/
  https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHVfaw8/

• Dev team extracts and structures gear list into categories to be included in the curated "Featured packs"

2. Requirements

• New section "Featured Packs"
• Ability to:
• View full pack breakdown
• See total weight
• Add entire pack to trip
• Add individual items only

Example Use Case:
User planning a 2-day mountain hike, user can choose from "Day Pack" "Overnight/Weekend Pack" "Multi-Day Pack". They import the pack to their trip, remove non-essential items, and adjust based on weather.

</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@andrew-bierman @copilot Assigned for POC development. Please investigate and create a proof of concept implementation.

• Fixes Feature request: Create Pack Templates Based on the links provided for Gear Lists - "Featured Packs" #1829

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• apps/expo/features/pack-templates/components/FeaturedPacksSection.tsx
• apps/expo/features/pack-templates/screens/PackTemplateListScreen.tsx
• apps/expo/lib/i18n/locales/en.json
• packages/api/package.json
• packages/api/src/db/seed.ts

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