**Steps to reproduce:**
- Set up an event, go put it's state to Annonced
- Set up any online payment method (Demo also triggers the bug)
- Go to a PoS that sells the event tickets
- Purchase one and pay with the online payment method
- Once on the ticket screen, the button to download the event tickets is not displayed

**Why the fix:**
The normal flow only works for offline payment methods, because we check if the ordered is either paid or invoiced before setting all the values needed by the frontend regarding the ticket registration.

The problem is that with an online payment method, once we enter the **read_pos_data** method that sets
the values for the frontend, the order is still in draft, so we just return without doing anything.

We now set the values regardless of the order's status and send the confirmation mail in the same way as if it was an online payment.
In the case of an online payment, the mail will be sent by the **action_pos_order_paid** function that is called once the payment is processed.

A test might be a bit weird to make as we don't have a bridge for pos_online_payment and pos_event, and that we would need to mock the server's answer to be able to pay for the online payment and check that we have the needed values. So the setup for pos_event would have to be copied into pos_online_payment to test it and it would only be ran if both modules are installed.

opw-5438432

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#249306

The _compute_cumulated_balance() method performs a query over every
existing move lines to get a dict associating the record id with
the cumulated sum at this point.

When there is a lot of move lines, the result returned by fetchall()
hits the memory limit and the server crashes.

We propose to encapsulate the original query to only return
the result for the account move lines present in self.

Benchmarks
---------------

The following benchmarks were generated with a customization of
the account.move.line list view to display the cumulated_balance
field.

Memory usage during the self.env.cr.execute and the dictionary
population:

|     Operation | Before the fix | After the fix |
|---------------|----------------|---------------|
| populate dict |         1.5 GB |       17.1 MB |
| execute query |         430 MB |        8.3 MB |

100 000 lines were displayed at the same time to get a significant
size.
So the number of records in self is more than 7 000 000 without
the fix and 100 000 with the fix.

Time spent in the _compute_cumulated_balance method:

| No of AML | Before the fix | After the fix |
|-----------|----------------|---------------|
| 7 000 000 |         10.4 s |         6.8 s |

opw-6053720

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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#256658
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#255780

### Issue:
Negative values in the Mod 390 report were not properly marked with the N indicator for several fields

### Cause:
The parameter `signed=True` was missing on some fields where negative values should include the N indicator in the BOE export

### Note:
According to the official specification, negative amounts must be explicitly marked with N
Latest documentation:
https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es/static_files/Sede/Disenyo_registro/DR_300_399/archivos_25/dr390e2025.xlsx

### Steps to reproduce:
- Install `l10n_es_reports` with demo data and switch to the ES company
- Create a Bill (Price: 100, Taxes: 21% G)
- Go to Tax Report and select Tax Report (Mod 390) (ES) for the full year
- Open the VAT Deductible tab
- The last line (65) should be negative
- Export the BOE file using the gear menu
- Check the last value of section 4 in the file

### Before the fix:
Negative values were not marked with N

opw-5482706

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#113200
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#111262

# How to reproduce
- Install the l10n_th module
- Use the demo TH company
- Ensure you have the demo invoices and credit notes associated to that company
- Go to the Tax Report
- Select Tax Report (TH)
- Click on "Sales Tax Report (xlsx)"

# The problem
The Credit Notes' Total Amount, Total Excl and Vat Amount are positives. They should be negative instead. The same issue appear for "Purchase Tax Report (xlsx)".
This issue also concerns Credit Notes created manually in the Journal Entries

# Why
The logic for the sign of the value fields in the reports is the following :

```py
sign = move.reversed_entry_id.payment_state == 'partial' and -1 or 1
```

This is unreliable because a Credit Note will not always have a reversed_entry_id associated or if it has one, it's payment_state may change

A refactor of theses reports has been made for versions 19.0+ but it seems too big to backport (https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/75645/changes)

Instead, we just check if the current move's type is a refund. If yes, we reverse the sign.

opw-6006720

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#113372
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#110816

Problem:
'tracker' object in response from GET /orders/:id request can sometimes be null. This means that when the mail template 'mail_template_data_delivery_confirmation' is sent, a traceback occurs with error: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable. As a result the picking is not validated in odoo but a shipping has succesfully been created in the easypost backend.

Solution:
Prevent traceback form happening, picking gets correctly validated and carrier_tracking_url field is empty.

Transcript from Easypost support:
<< I'm also seeing the tracker showing as null when reviewing the response. I'll go ahead and create a ticket for the engineering team to investigate. I can see that the tracking code is being returned in the request, but the full tracking object is not. Since this appears to be happening on a case-by-case basis, you may want to allow more time between the BUY and the GET requests, as I noticed they are being triggered very close together. I'm not certain if that's related, but it may be worth trying as a troubleshooting step while we have this under review. >>

opw-5402415

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#111833

Steps to reproduce:
1. Install modules `account_batch_payment` and `l10n_ch`.
2. Configure SEPA Credit Transfer for a CH company.
3. Create a vendor bill with a reference containing `&` (e.g. "Net & Cost"), confirm it and register a payment using SEPA Credit Transfer.
4. Create a batch payment with the SEPA payment and validate it.

Issue:
The `&` character is exported as `&amp` in the generated PAIN XML,
while according to the SIX specification it should be replaced with `+`

Cause:
The payment reference is inserted into the PAIN XML file without replacing the '&' character. During XML generation this produces an invalid entity (`&`) which results in an `XMLSyntaxError` and prevents the payment file from being processed.

Solution:
Replace the `&` character with `+` when sanitizing the payment communication so that the generated value complies with the SEPA/SIX character set and produces valid XML.

Reference[Pg: 9]: https://www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu/sites/default/files/KB/files/EPC217-08%20Draft%20Best%20Practices%20SEPA%20Requirements%20for%20Character%20Set%20v1.1.pdf

opw-5941724

Co-authored by @bhra-odoo

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#110809