[19.0][ADD] spreadsheet_sale_calculator - #129
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This module serves as as a tailored implementation on top of spreadsheet_field_linking (see #128) for the sale workflow, the base module is capable of achieveing the same, but having the smart buttons, and some logic for handling quotation templates, and onChanges is always handy.
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👀 this is very similar to spreadsheet_quotation though the scope is a more broader and simpler (even the code), since is based on spreadsheet_field_linking (#128) which does all the heavy lifting. At the same time it covers the shortcomings of that one that I was able to identify (see discussion on #74). I've decided no to do a [REF] since using spreadsheet_field_linking as base module requires to strip everything down and redo from scratch, basically only keeping the name 😅