Marriage matching

Full Ashtakoota marriage matching from two birth records rather than two star numbers. Give the date, time and place of each partner and the endpoint derives the moon sign, nakshatra and pada itself, scores the eight kootas out of 36, checks for the two blocking doshas and returns a verdict. The response has four parts. `boy` and `girl` summarise each chart: moon sign, nakshatra name and number, pada, moon longitude and ascendant sign. `gunas` is a list of eight objects, one per koota, each with its `key` and `label`, `max_points` and `obtained_points`, the `boy_value` and `girl_value` being compared (the varna, the yoni animal, the gana and so on), the `area_of_life` it governs and a plain-English `description` — enough to render a results table without writing any copy. Then come `total_score`, `max_score` of 36 and `minimum_recommended_score` of 18. Finally `doshas`, `verdict` and `verdict_reason`. A Nadi score of zero raises Nadi Dosha and a Bhakoot score of zero raises Bhakoot Dosha, and either makes the verdict 'Union is NOT Recommended' whatever the total; otherwise 28 or more is 'Union is Excellent', 18 or more is 'Union is Good', and below that is not recommended. Each partner object takes `date_time`, `latitude`, `longitude` and `timezone_as_float`, plus optional `name` and `city` labels that are echoed back untouched. Lahiri ayanamsa is always used; the `ayanamsa` field is accepted but has no effect.

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