[7060][ADD] stock_acceptance_number, stock_acceptance_label: print acceptance labels from transfers - #13

Add an acceptance label printed from transfers (3 per A4 portrait sheet), so
that the incoming goods can be tagged with their acceptance number and the
result of the acceptance test can be marked by hand on the label.

Co-authored-by: Aung Ko Ko Lin (Quartile) <45355704+AungKoKoLin1997@users.noreply.github.com>

The acceptance number was a plain field of the transfer line, so a line
received in several lots could only carry one number, and the lots kept
none of their own.

The detailed operations now hold the number, the transfer line summarizes
the numbers of its operations, and each lot keeps the numbers it was
received under. A line of a product without tracking is still numbered on
the line itself, which is carried over to its first detailed operation;
for a tracked product the field is read-only on the line and is entered
per lot instead.

The numbers of the lot are computed from its operations rather than
appended to on receipt, so that a number corrected, or a receipt cancelled
after the fact, drops out instead of staying on the lot for good.

Transfers can also be searched by acceptance number.

…alog

The acceptance number was only added to the detailed operations list of
the Operations tab. The Move Detail dialog, opened from a transfer line,
renders its operations through another list view, so the field was
missing exactly where a tracked line is numbered per lot.

Both list views now carry it, anchored after the lot name rather than the
lot reference: only one of the two lot columns is shown at a time, and
anchoring on the last of them keeps the number next to the lot in either
case.

The two move line views moved to their own file, as they inherit views of
stock.move.line rather than of stock.picking.

Flatten both _get_acceptance_numbers into an ordered de-duplication, drop
the status area wrapper in favour of calling the company from the label,
and seed the first operation through _prepare_move_line_vals rather than
overriding create.

The create override ran for every stock.move.line in the database and
browsed its move one record at a time, to cover paths that cannot carry
an acceptance number anyway. _prepare_move_line_vals covers the one that
matters, the operations built on confirmation. A hand-added operation no
longer inherits the number of its move, which is the only case lost.

…n module

The acceptance number is useful on its own: it records what the goods were
received under, is kept on the lot, and is searched from the transfer
list. None of that needs a label, and the label was dragging product_expiry
into a database that only wanted the number.

stock_acceptance_number holds the number on the detailed operations, its
summary on the transfer line and the transfer, the numbers kept on the lot,
and the three views that show them. It depends on stock alone.

stock_acceptance_label keeps the report, the arrival date and status area
settings, and the two helpers that read a lot's expiration date and the
configured arrival date. It depends on stock_acceptance_number and, for the
expiration date, product_expiry.

The lot views are renamed to the name of the views they inherit, per the
view rule in AGENTS.md.

…icked

The components of a manufacturing order are picked from the quants, not
from the lots: the dialog lists a location, a lot and the quantity on
hand, and it is opened by quant_id rather than by lot_id.

The quant now carries the acceptance number of its lot, shown next to the
lot in the list the dialog opens and offered in its filter. Both pickers
are covered, as the full quant list inherits the simple one.

Toshikimi Shigenobu is credited on both modules.

…pendencies

The description of the label named the module its number comes from, which
belongs with the dependency itself; the manifest says why each one is
there instead.

The quant says why it carries the number of its lot, which is not obvious
from a related field: the components of a manufacturing order are picked
from the quants, not from the lots.