* The purpose of the barcode and OCR scripts is to reduce the need for inspecting photos, but now the "manually discovered EANs" was processed while waiting for the bar code script to finish.  I think the default for shopping would be to assume the photos contains nothing but barcode and expiry dates and let the user tell if there are more information in the photos.  Also, assume that the expiry date of a product is either in the photo with the barcode, or in the following photo, or given by the user.  In the best case there should be no need to inspect photos.
* We do have a json-file, but still I see the agent grepping the markdown file to find out about the sections in the file.
* It's currently needed to edit the markdown file to add things.  We should consider creating an inventory-md command for adding a line to a section.  That would also do the QA-job easier.
* If there are data in Tingbok about an EAN and the data matches the purchases, then things are fine.  If the product description in Tingbok does not match, it needs to be flagged and the user MUST respond before proceeding.  The user MUST confirm EANs not found in Tingbok.  If food-products are not found in Tingbok, it should be flagged, user should be encouraged to take some photos for posting information to OFF.