# [REF] portal,website_sale,**: allow multiple address

Purpose of this commit is to allow portal user to manage their addressed from
portal, allow adding multiple addresses and set default billing and shipping
address.

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This commit adds an `Addresses` section in portal `my/home` page which will
allow portal users to add multiple addresses for `Billing` and `Shipping` so user
can add multiple address and remove them.  If a user removes an address,
it will be archived in the backend. Additionally, User can also set default
`Billing` and `Shipping` address this will allow portal user to choose their
default addresses for Invoice, Sale Orders, E-commerce, etc...

It will also refactor portal and E-commerce address code to have one
generic approach to validate and create addresses this way it'll allow us
to have single approach to create and manage addresses from portal
and checkout.

# [REF] portal,l10n_*: refactor e-commerce localisations

Purpose of this commit is to refactor e-commerce related localization to
include localisation related details in address form.

This commit moves the address form related code for localization into the
main localization modules, instead of  it in the e-commerce related
localization bridge module. This change ensures that the necessary details
and validations for addresses are available in the portal, even when the
e-commerce module is not installed, and removes the need for those
bridge modules.

We also refactor LATAM-related localization code, as in Latin American
countries, the `Identification Type` and `Identification Number` are the
same for all countries. Therefore, we move the related field code into
the `l10n_latam_base` module to provide a similar user experience for
all LATAM countries, which will allow us to remove code duplication. 

# [REF] portal,l10n*: merge my/account and address logic

The purpose of this commit is to properly strong parsing and validation to
ensure smooth address creation and editing from the portal. The address
validation currently used on the My Account page is too old and does not
check all necessary elements.

This commit removes the `my/account` logic and related code and instead
utilizes the address logic to provide a similar user experience and
validation across all address validations in the portal. This approach
will enhance the user experience and make the system more robust.

This commit also improves the related code in e-commerce localization by
fetching specific data only where needed, rather than fetching it for
all "My" pages. Additionally, it refactors the POS invoice generation logic
to reuse the functionality implemented in the portal, reducing the need
for workarounds.

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