message when no upcoming deals

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a UI message and corresponding tests for when there are no upcoming deals, updates test services to support the new “no records” scenario, and bumps the package version and CI coverage thresholds.

• Switched Boolean to bool and added NoRecords flags in test services for gift cards and deals
• Introduced an UpcomingDealsNoRecords component and updated UpcomingDeals.razor and BUnit tests
• Updated InformationalVersion and raised CI MIN_LINE_COVERAGE/MIN_BRANCH_COVERAGE

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
StpFoodBlazorTest/Services/TestGiftCardService.cs	Switched to C# built-in bool and left array init
StpFoodBlazorTest/Services/TestDealService.cs	Added NoRecords logic and standardized types
StpFoodBlazorTest/Pages/UpcomingDealsTest.razor	Added test for “no upcoming deals” message
StpFoodBlazor/StpFoodBlazor.csproj	Bumped InformationalVersion to 0.6.1
StpFoodBlazor/Components/Pages/UpcomingDeals.razor	Render “no records” component when no deals
StpFoodBlazor/Components/Layout/Deals/UpcomingDealsNoRecords.razor	New “no upcoming deals” UI
.github/workflows/test.yml	Raised minimum coverage thresholds

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StpFoodBlazorTest/Services/TestDealService.cs:14

• [nitpick] The test services use Data for gift cards but Deals for deal events; consider unifying property names (e.g., use Data everywhere or Items) to improve consistency.

        public DealEvent[] Deals { get; set; } = [];

.github/workflows/test.yml:22

• The coverage thresholds were raised significantly; ensure the new metrics are reliably met or consider smaller increments to avoid CI failures.

      MIN_LINE_COVERAGE: 95

StpFoodBlazorTest/Services/TestGiftCardService.cs:15

• [nitpick] Consider using Array.Empty() instead of the literal [] for an empty array; this avoids allocations and is a more conventional pattern.

        public GiftCard[] Data { get; set; } = [];