Step To Reproduce:
- Install the Accounting module.
- Go to Accounting -> Configuration -> Accounting Reports -> Generic Tax Report.
- Set the Root Report to "Balance Sheet" and save.
- Remove the Root Report and save again.
- Open Accounting -> Reporting -> Journal Audit.

Issue:
Opening the Journal Audit report raises an Internal Server Error with: psycopg2.errors.UndefinedTable: missing FROM-clause entry for table "account_move_line__move_id"

Reason:
The code that recreates the missing "account.move" join was not updated consistently with the other "_join()" usages. Without calling "._sudo()", the ORM builds the join using a filtered subquery (for example, adding the company filter), which changes the generated join alias(https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/saas-19.1/odoo/orm/fields_relational.py#L559). The SQL query still references the regular alias (account_move_line__move_id), causing the query to fail.

Reference PR:- https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/101230

Solution:
Use "query.table._sudo()._join()" when recreating the missing "account.move" join, matching the other "_join()" usages and ensuring the expected join alias is generated.

before fix:-
`'account_move_line__move_id__2': (SQL('JOIN'), SQL('(SELECT "account_move".* FROM "account_move" WHERE "account_move"."company_id" IN %s)', (1,)), SQL('"account_move_line"."move_id" = "account_move_line__move_id__2"."id"'))`

Query : `JOIN (
    SELECT
        account_move.*
    FROM account_move
    WHERE account_move.company_id IN (1)
) AS account_move_line__move_id__2
    ON account_move_line.move_id = account_move_line__move_id__2.id`

after fix:-
`'account_move_line__move_id': (SQL('JOIN'), SQL('"account_move"'), SQL('"account_move_line"."move_id" = "account_move_line__move_id"."id"'))`

Query : `JOIN account_move AS account_move_line__move_id
    ON account_move_line.move_id = account_move_line__move_id.id`

opw-6425842

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#125968

Marketplace orders with discount lines could not match the
platform total: Odoo accumulated a small rounding residue vs Shopee's
total_amount / Lazada's order price.

sale_shopee
-----------
Changes:
- Fetch buyer-side escrow amounts via `_fetch_order_income` and pass them
  through `self.env.context` (`order_income`).
- Build item lines from the buyer-paid item price with `discount=0` and a
  recomputed tax-exclusive `price_unit`.
- Distribute order-level discounts (seller/platform vouchers and coins) as
  dedicated negative lines per product tax group via
  `_prepare_discount_lines_values`.
- Append a shipping line from `buyer_paid_shipping_fee` with fiscal-position
  mapped taxes.
- Reconcile any leftover residue with `_adjust_order_total` using a single
  tax-free amount-adjustment line.
- Register `default_discount_product` and configure it on upgrade (v1.1).


sale_lazada
-----------
- Port the same reconciliation model as shopee: reconciled line specs, discount=0 with
  discounted unit from paid_price, shipping line from shipping_fee, order-level
  "Discount line" distributed at order-level.

task-6112062

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#126004
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#117561

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

When adding a custom field (e.g., via Studio) to the Documents list view, clicking the cell directly does not trigger inline edit mode. The user has to first click a standard editable field (like "Owner") to put the row into edit mode before they can modify the custom field.

This occurs because we use a hardcoded whitelist (`editableColumns`) of standard fields allowed to trigger edit mode. Custom fields (`x_`) are missing from this static list.

This commit resolves the issue by dynamically injecting visible, non-readonly custom fields into the `editableColumns` whitelist. This allows user-created fields to be edited inline as expected.

**Steps to reproduce:**

- Documents > Studio > List view > Add any field that accepts user input (e.g. Text/char) > save/exit
- In the same Documents list view > select a row > click the cell belonging to the newly created field > observe that the row does not enter edit mode
- In the same Documents list view > select a row > click a standard editable cell, then click the cell belonging to our newly created field > observe that this then allows us to edit our field

**Current behavior before PR:**

- Custom fields do not trigger inline edit mode

**Desired behavior after PR is merged:**

- Custom fields trigger inline edit mode

opw-6378102

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#125378
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#125239

## Issue
The tour `test_l10n_se_pos_01` does not consistently create its `pos_order`. This leads to the following assert failing:

https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/0f6f6fac892bc8cec477160a790d52fbf053be99/l10n_se_pos/tests/test_se_pos.py#L40-L42

## Steps to reproduce
1. Install `l10n_se_pos`
2. Run the test `test_l10n_se_pos_01`
3. **The test fails non-deterministically**

## Fix
We use `clickNextOrder()` at the end of the tour to ensure the creation of the order, like other tests already do (e.g.,
[FinishResidualOrder](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/7fc645e5a3fad9255432e7cc68d47bd0971d3d77/addons/pos_restaurant/static/tests/tours/pos_restaurant_tour.js#L676-L677), [test_name_preset_skip_screen](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/7fc645e5a3fad9255432e7cc68d47bd0971d3d77/addons/pos_restaurant/static/tests/tours/pos_restaurant_tour.js#L1333-L1334), [PosOrderCreationTourPdis](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/08d5172a8c3310af0c51e18a281c544f83f5aed7/pos_enterprise/static/tests/tours/point_of_sale/pos_tour.js#L141-L142), ...).

runbot-238568

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#125672

Steps to reproduce:
-------------------
1. Install Timesheets.
2. Create a new employee with a fully fixed working schedule (40h/week).
3. Open Timesheets > All Timesheets and create a new timesheet in the past week for this employee (e.g. 8 hours).
4. Observe the overtime indicator for the employee (it shows 32 hrs)
   (Click the left arrow to display it).
5. Change the timesheet encoding unit to "Days / Half-Days".
6. Return to Timesheets and observe the overtime indicator (it now correctly shows 4 days).
7. Install a language other than English (e.g. French).
8. Return to Timesheets and observe the overtime indicator again.

Issue:
--------
The remaining time value changes unexpectedly and displays 32 hours instead of 4 days.

Cause:
---------
In `get_timesheet_and_working_hours_for_employees`, the code determines whether the timesheet UoM is expressed in days by comparing the UoM name with the string `"days"`.

Since UoM names are translatable, this comparison becomes invalid when the user language changes (e.g. `"jours"` in French), causing the logic to skip the day conversion and return values in hours instead.
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/c48290e90fdeadf4f9ca8c44b035e601e7ed380a/timesheet_grid/models/hr_employee.py#L165-L169

Solution:
-----------
Compare the timesheet UoM record with the day UoM record directly instead of relying on translated string values.


see commit: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/commit/5fbf194c5056566453a124812fd2614edfe19a82

opw-6279133

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#126256
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#120595