This update adds a name field to survey question answer elements so they can be identified and accessed more easily. It supports smoother customization or integration work around surveys without changing the survey experience for end users.

Add name to the div tag in order to easily access it

task - 2528209

Message author names now use the standard text color instead of a stronger heading color. This makes conversations better aligned with the updated web client design and reduces unnecessary visual emphasis.

Following design update with new web client, the heading color is too strong
to be kept on author. The default color now does just fine actually.

This update removes an unused styling marker from the Mail app's message display code. It helps keep the interface code simpler and easier to maintain, with no expected change to users' day-to-day experience.

Messaging views now use the conversation display name rather than the underlying technical name. This helps users see the expected chat or direct message name, reducing confusion when custom or contact-based names differ.

More often than not these 2 fields have the same value, but when they are
different it is `displayName` that holds the expected value (eg. for a DM,
`displayName` would be the custom name or the name of the correspondent).

This commit updates them to avoid confusion and having bad examples in the code.

The app menu now updates its label based on whether it is open or closed, making command palette actions easier to understand. This small usability improvement helps users navigate the interface with clearer context.

Reversed accounting entries now explicitly use the same journal context as the original entry during automated checks. This helps keep reversal behavior consistent across reports, localizations, and commission scenarios, reducing the risk of accounting test failures as validation rules become stricter.

"journal_id" is now required on move reversals. Add journal_id at
move reversal creation in tests.

Task: 2497529
Community PR: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/72431