Design a restaurant domain model covering tables and capacity, reservations for time slots, seated parties, a menu, orders with priced line items, kitchen status, and bills with payments, keeping booking and order/kitchen state transitions correct.
Design a restaurant management system: guests reserve a table for a time slot, are seated as a party, order items from the menu, the kitchen prepares them, and the party pays a bill that may be split. Start by clarifying scope and the core objects.
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