[ADD] sale_product_kit: introduce configurable kit products#1318
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Some products are sold as a single item but consist of multiple components whose quantities and prices may vary from one order to another. Managing these components as regular sale order lines makes it difficult to keep a single commercial price while still retaining the component details required for stock operations. This module introduces a kit product type with configurable sub-products. When a kit is added to a sale order, users can configure the quantity and pricing of each component through a dedicated wizard. The kit is represented by a parent sale order line, while its components are stored as linked child lines. Component prices are aggregated on the parent line, whereas child lines are created with a zero sales price and are retained to generate the required stock moves. To keep kit data consistent, component lines cannot be modified directly from the sale order. Changes must be performed through the kit configuration wizard, ensuring that parent and child line values remain synchronized. Different businesses may prefer to expose either the kit breakdown or only the final commercial product to customers. A print option is added on the sale order to control whether kit components are displayed on sale order, portal, and invoice reports.
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Problem
Some products are sold as a single commercial item while being composed of multiple configurable components. Managing such products through regular sale order lines makes it difficult to maintain a single sales price while still retaining the component information required for stock operations.
Solution
Introduce a new Kit Product type that allows products to be configured with predefined sub-products.
When a kit product is added to a sale order, users can configure the quantity and pricing of each component through a dedicated wizard. The configured components are automatically created as linked child sale order lines.
The commercial value of the kit is stored on the parent line, while component lines are created with a zero sales price and retained to generate the required stock moves.
To ensure data consistency, kit component lines cannot be modified directly from the sale order and must be managed through the kit configurator.
A new option is also added on the sale order to control whether kit components should be displayed on quotations, portal views, and invoices, allowing users to choose between a summarized or detailed customer-facing document.