**Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses:**

When generating a SEPA QR code for a vendor bill payment, the embedded 
amount could occasionally contain excess decimal places instead of 
respecting the currency's expected precision.

This occurs because the `amount` variable in `_get_qr_vals` was being 
converted directly using `str(amount)`. Due to Python's floating-point 
arithmetic, the float value in memory can contain decimal drift.
Directly casting it to a string exposes this drift in the payload.

This commit resolves the issue by replacing `str(amount)` with 
`float_repr(amount, currency.decimal_places)`. This safely bypasses 
the float representation issue, ensuring the string strictly respects 
the currency's configured decimal precision before being injected 
into the QR code.

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**Steps to reproduce:**

- Select company “My Belgian Company”
- Create a 23% purchase tax
- Create vendor bill
   - Select Vendor “BE Company CoA”
   - Choose any single product, change price to 37.18 and choose the 23% tax. The Untaxed Amount should be 37.18, VAT tax should be 8.55, and Total should be 45.73
   - Confirm > Register Payment > scan QR code. EUR45.730000000000004 should show

**Current behavior before PR:**

- When generating a SEPA QR code for a payment, the embedded amount can contain excess decimal places due to floating-point drift.

**Desired behavior after PR is merged:**

- The SEPA QR code is generated with the correct number of decimal places.

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#267293

Steps to reproduce:
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1. Install Time Off
2. Create an employee with a 38-hour working schedule (7.6h/day)
3. Create a time off type with request unit set to "Hours"
4. Create an allocation for this employee with a duration of 8 hours
5. Observe the allocation title displaying a long decimal value. (e.g., 7.999999999999999)

Issue:
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The `number_of_days` is calculated in `_compute_number_of_days` using: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/ca01e606928a7704c6b2e4f430710f895be2653d/addons/hr_holidays/models/hr_leave_allocation.py#L261-L262

For an 8-hour request on a 7.6h/day schedule, this results in ~1.052631579 days.
In `_get_title`, this value is multiplied back to show hours: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/ca01e606928a7704c6b2e4f430710f895be2653d/addons/hr_holidays/models/hr_leave_allocation.py#L151

This multiplication leads to the long decimal values being displayed in the title.

Solution:
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Round the computed duration to two decimal places using `float_round`.

**NOTE:**
This issue is already fixed in saas-19.1 (commit 01d86a7).

However, **no change** is required in the multi-allocation wizard, as the duration
there directly uses user input and is not computed from working hours.

opw-6091424





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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#260140

\* = website, website_crm

### Issue:
When a page is created either through the configurator or from an
existing page template, block-level snippets do not display the correct
title in the builder sidebar. Instead, "Block" is shown for all
snippets.

### Steps to Reproduce:

- **Configurator:**
  1. Install the website module or create a new website from Settings.
  2. Complete all configurator steps. Do not use "Skip and start from
     scratch".

- **Page template:**
  1. Open the website and click the "New" button in the systray.
  2. Click on "Page" and choose any template other than a blank page.

### Observed behavior:
The builder sidebar shows "Block" in the option container for all
snippets instead of their actual names.

### Reason:
Previously, just before the builder was opened, the `data-name`
attribute was injected through `_computeSnippetTemplates()` for any
snippet that did not already have it. This behavior was lost after the
plugin refactoring.

### Fix:
As before, we now inject the `data-name` attribute during builder setup
for snippets that do not already have it.

task-[6087348](https://www.odoo.com/odoo/all-tasks/6087348)

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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#259893

## Issue
In the *Data Recycle* app, when grouping records, the record IDs are summed up and appear right next to the name of each group, which:

1. truncates the name and count of the groups
2. does not make sense (summing up IDs is pointless)

<img width="720" height="281" alt="115492" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/567902af-b356-4a0a-8b1e-2ed101a2eba3" />

## Steps to reproduce
1. Install *Data Recycle* (`data_recycle`)
2. In Data Cleaning > Configuration > Recycle Records, create a new rule:
    - Any name
    - Model: *Contact*
    - Filter: *Name contains G* (or anything else that matches some records)
4. Click the *Run Now* button in the upper left corner
5. In Data Cleaning > Recyle Records, group the records by any field (e.g., *Model*)
6. **The name of the group (Contact) is truncated, making it and the record count unreadable. This is due to the sum of Record ID being displayed in the same row, even though that information is irrelevant.**

## Cause
Similarly to related enterprise PR https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/115492, the *Record ID* field of the `data_recycle.record` model uses the default `sum` aggregator.

https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/6de867f1c92bacedc0574b63e9e6a2a57fe805dd/addons/data_recycle/models/data_recycle_record.py#L17

related: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/115492

opw-6219824

## Issue
When using a prefix containing a time-based placeholder (`%(h24)s`, `%(h12)s`, `%(min)s`, `%(sec)s`) with *Subsequences per date\_range*, the time information are missing and consistently set to 0 when interpolating the prefix.

## Steps to reproduce
1. Install *Sales* (`sale_management`)
2. In Settings > Technical > Sequences, update the `sale.order` sequence:
    - Prefix: `S/%(y)s/%(month)s/`
    - Suffix: `/%(h24)s/%(min)s/%(sec)s`
    - Tick the *Use subsequences per date_range* checkbox and set a range for the current month
3. Create and confirm a SO
4. **The name of the SO correctly contains the Quotation date in the prefix, but the suffix is set to /00/00/00, even though the quotation date contains time information.**

## Cause
Commit https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/f7c330d83cc3 sets the `ir_sequence_date` to a `datetime.date` object in `IrSequence._next`. This leads to the time information missing from the interpolation dict:

https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/d58f4ed332af35f6de26a93f07adf05368731e20/odoo/addons/base/models/ir_sequence.py#L211-L214

## Fix
The context key `ir_sequence_date` should be set to a `datetime.datetime` object to correctly interpolate the time information in the prefix/suffix of a sequence. To do so, the `tzinfo` needs to be drop for the date to be interpretable by the `fields.Datetime.from_string` method:

https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/d58f4ed332af35f6de26a93f07adf05368731e20/odoo/orm/fields_temporal.py#L239-L244

The time is not cast to a specific timezone (e.g., UTC) before dropping the tzinfo, as doing so would lead to incoherent time information from the user's perspective. For example, creating a SO at 13:00 in Brussels (UTC+2) would result in  `11` being used as the hour to interpolate the `%(h24)s` placeholder.

opw-6104485

Commit 07da917f6e331 introduced `min_display_digits` on product price fields, allowing small prices to be stored without forcing the global `Product Price` decimal precision to be increased.

For example, a product can have a cost of `0.001235`. The value is kept on the product because `standard_price` uses `min_display_digits="Product Price"`.

However, when this product is added to a purchase order line, the purchase price computation still explicitly rounds the computed unit price using the currency decimals and the `Product Price` decimal precision.

This is inconsistent with sales: sale order lines preserve very small unit prices correctly.


**Current behavior before PR:**

A product with `standard_price = 0.001235` keeps that value on the product form.

When adding the product to a purchase order line, the computed `price_unit` is rounded by `purchase.order.line`, so the small price is lost.

The same issue can happen with vendor prices: a supplierinfo price with more precision than the currency decimals is rounded before being assigned to the purchase order line.

**Desired behavior after PR is merged:**

Purchase order lines preserve the computed unit price precision, just like sale order lines already do.

A product cost or vendor price such as `0.001235` remains `0.001235` on the purchase order line instead of being rounded to currency/Product Price precision.

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Currently, error occurs when user removes date on Accrued Expense Entry wizard.

Steps to replicate:
- Install `purchase` and `accountant` with demo.
- Open any Purchase Order > Click on cog menu > Accrued Expense Entry.
- Remove value from `date` and click else where.

Error:
```
  File '/home/odoo/odoo19/community/addons/account/wizard/accrued_orders.py', line 67, in _compute_reversal_date
    if not record.reversal_date or record.reversal_date <= record.date:
                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: '<=' not supported between instances of 'datetime.date' and 'bool'

```

Cause:
- As the user removed value from `date`, [here] `record.date` is received as False.
- As a result the comparison `record.reversal_date <= record.date` causes this error to occur.

Solution:
- Added a conditional check for `date` before the date comparison.

[here]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/8791cdcd89ea3cb56b1fac63b3e2ffbd2956a912/addons/account/wizard/accrued_orders.py#L67

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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#262568

## Issue
In the *Data Cleaning* app, when grouping records, the record IDs are summed up and appear right next to the name of each group, which:
1. truncates the name and count of the groups
2. does not make sense (summing up IDs is pointless)

<img width="709" height="374" alt="6166623-before" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9d80b1ec-49c0-4b7f-8c6e-53846f9e433e" />

## Steps to reproduce
1. Install *Data Cleaning* (`data_cleaning`)
2. In Data Cleaning > Configuration > Field Cleaning, create a new rule (or edit an existing one):
    - Any name
    - Model: *Contact*
    - Rule:
        - Field to Clean: *Name (Contact)*
        - Action: *Set Type Case* - Case: *All Uppercase*
4. Click the *Clean* button in the upper left corner
5. In Data Cleaning > Field Cleaning, group the records by any field (e.g., *Field*)
6. **The name of the group (_Name (Contact)_) is truncated, making it and the record count unreadable. This is due to the sum of _Record ID_ being displayed in the same row, even though that information is irrelevant.**

## Cause
The *Record ID* (`res_id`) field is an Integer field defined [here](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/3603afdd5c0d19c9276f3855156be4040ab5717d/data_cleaning/models/data_cleaning_record.py#L20). By default, Integer fields have the `sum` aggregator:

https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/681610c002a310f1c73fc2e5bec8d3dae27bc4a7/odoo/orm/fields_numeric.py#L17-L23

This causes the IDs to be summed up and appear in the group headers.

## After

<img width="740" height="370" alt="6166623-after" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a42d8f58-06dc-4308-8b6f-1ab09e8034f8" />

related: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/265163

opw-6166623