This update renames the former website signing app to the clearer "Sign" name and moves a reusable copy-to-clipboard component into the general web framework. Business users should see clearer app naming and more consistent clipboard behavior across relevant Odoo screens.

Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses:

Current behavior before PR:

Desired behavior after PR is merged:




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Warehouse forms now use clearer wording for receipt, delivery, purchasing, and manufacturing options. This helps users better understand warehouse configuration choices and reduces confusion during setup.

task : https://www.odoo.com/web?#id=1854693&action=327&model=project.task&view_type=form&menu_id=4720

pad : https://pad.odoo.com/p/r.e662e17a5287f9f34eb0abd905fb9fb9

The document signing experience has been streamlined with clearer menus, updated prompts, and more visible actions for sending or sharing documents. Kanban views now show all stages and better activity status indicators, helping teams track signature requests more easily.

The signing app has been renamed from Website Sign to Sign to better reflect its purpose, with clearer menus and improved navigation. Users can now tag signing documents, find signature requests by customer email or tags, and access related signatures directly from partner records.

This change corrects a file naming issue that prevented batch payment report assets from loading properly. It restores reliable rendering for users working with batch payment reports after a previous automated update introduced the mismatch.

Commit 5431ce0cc3cb renamed scss file to less file.
This was causing the assets rendering to crash.

This is probably coming from an automatic rebase. Indeed in the meantime less
files got migrated to scss files with f3347b707d33

Uninstalling and reinstalling an app that had been customized with Studio could leave behind outdated custom views, causing screens or even the app to fail to open. This fix removes those Studio-created views during uninstall so users can reinstall and access the app normally.

Before this commit:

* Install module A, web_studio
* Edit a view from module A, add a field
* Uninstall module A
* Reinstall module A
* Try to access the module A view edited with studio
-> Can't access the view, or even sometimes the app at all.

Cause:

When uninstalling module A, the custom field added to module A's is
properly unlinked, however the studio view is not unlinked, therefore
the view references a field that no longer exists, when accessing the
view it will obviously crash (sometimes the traceback is not even
displayed to the user!).

Solution:

Override ir.ui.view in web_studio so as to detect studio views during
unlink and properly unlink them.