Nicolas Galler 0d2aa75977 [FIX] stock: correct product_qty filter in forecast inventory report
Behavior prior to the fix:

- when adding a filter on "Quantity < 0" (or > 0) on the forecast
inventory report the quantity reported becomes incorrect: for example if
there is a restock on Tuesday and a shipment on Friday that drives the
forecasted quantity into a negative, the forecasted inventory report
instead reports a negative quantity on Monday.
- the problem occurs because the view the report is based on is built
using positive and negative entries that are supposed to cancel each
other when accounting for stock items (quant).  This way the quantity is
reported as 0 before the quant is moved in the inventory (there is a
positive entry for the quant, and a negative entry for the move up to
the move effective date).  But when a filter on quantity is placed the
"cancelling" entries are not loaded and the report ends up with just the
negative value

Behavior after the fix:

- the quantities are reported as expected: with a negative on Friday,
and 0 on the days before
- to achieve this the view was modified to perform the grouping of
forecast entries inside of the view.  This way we have one row per
product / day / state and we don't risk selecting only part of the
report.
- as the view is only read in aggregate there will not be any visible
changes to its consumers

opw-2379098

closes odoo/odoo#62574

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Signed-off-by: Nicolas Martinelli (nim) <nim@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Galler <ngaller@users.noreply.github.com>
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