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Also remove it from account's config item as it's redundant Rationale: account can be installed due to dependency chains, not just direct installation from base_setup: project, stock, purchase and profile_auction all depend on account, mrp depends on stock which depends on account, so from base_setup's installer alone there are 5 different ways to end up with account installed and need to configure charts of accounts. Therefore having chart of accounts config in base_setup's installer is dumb (as we need a second one anyway), and since it's (in a way) a problem of module installation, the most coherent way is to move it to account/installer.py, and remove it from the config screen where it was (which becomes redundant). Made it required, because it was required in the config item, not sure it's actually mandatory to install a chart of accounts but whatever. bzr revid: xmo@tinyerp.com-20100126140830-h4c7hlvmzzos69ls
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