feat(jobs): Phase 6 — Plant Overview kanban + Manager Dashboard

Two operator-facing client actions for the native job model.

Plant Overview: kanban with columns = fp.work.centre, cards = active
fp.job.step rows (ready/in_progress/paused). Drag a card to a different
column to reassign the step's work_centre_id; click to open the step
form. Backend: /fp/jobs/plant_overview returns columns with cards;
/fp/jobs/plant_overview/move_card reassigns work_centre.

Manager Dashboard: list of in-flight fp.job rows with progress bars,
deadline (overdue highlight), current_step / current_location, and a
priority side-bar (rush=red, high=orange, normal=blue, low=grey). Click
a row to open the job form. State-count pills filter by state. Backend:
/fp/jobs/manager_dashboard returns rows + state counts.

Both menu entries land inside the existing 'Plating Jobs (Native)'
submenu under the Plating app (manager-only). The menu items are
defined in this module rather than in fusion_plating core, because
the action xmlids they reference aren't loaded yet at the time the
core menu file is parsed (fusion_plating_jobs depends on core, not
the other way round).

Manifest 19.0.2.2.0 → 19.0.2.3.0. Three new SCSS, three new JS,
three new XML files registered in web.assets_backend.

Verified on entech: module loaded clean, all 41 fusion_plating_jobs
tests pass, asset bundle regenerates without errors, both menus and
both client actions registered in ir_ui_menu / ir_act_client.

Part of: native job model migration (spec 2026-04-25)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

fusion_plating/fusion_plating_jobs/controllers/manager_dashboard.py

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+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
+# Copyright 2026 Nexa Systems Inc.
+# License OPL-1 (Odoo Proprietary License v1.0)
+#
+# /fp/jobs/manager_dashboard — JSON endpoint powering the native-job
+# Manager Dashboard. Returns a flat list of in-flight fp.job rows
+# with progress / current-step / deadline info, plus state-count
+# pills for the filter bar at the top of the dashboard.
+
+from odoo import http
+from odoo.http import request
+
+
+class FpJobsManagerDashboardController(http.Controller):
+
+    @http.route('/fp/jobs/manager_dashboard', type='jsonrpc', auth='user', website=False)
+    def fp_jobs_manager_dashboard(self, state=None, **kwargs):
+        env = request.env
+        Job = env['fp.job']
+
+        # Default view: jobs that need triage. Specifying state=<value>
+        # narrows to that one bucket; state='all' opens the floodgates.
+        if state and state != 'all':
+            domain = [('state', '=', state)]
+        elif state == 'all':
+            domain = []
+        else:
+            domain = [('state', 'in', ('confirmed', 'in_progress', 'on_hold'))]
+
+        jobs = Job.search(
+            domain,
+            order='priority desc, date_deadline asc, id desc',
+            limit=200,
+        )
+
+        rows = []
+        for job in jobs:
+            rows.append({
+                'id': job.id,
+                'name': job.name,
+                'partner': job.partner_id.name or '',
+                'qty': job.qty,
+                'state': job.state,
+                'priority': job.priority,
+                'date_deadline': (
+                    job.date_deadline.isoformat()
+                    if job.date_deadline else None
+                ),
+                'current_step': (
+                    job.current_step_id.name
+                    if job.current_step_id else None
+                ),
+                'current_location': job.current_location,
+                'progress_pct': job.step_progress_pct,
+                'step_done': job.step_done_count,
+                'step_total': job.step_count,
+                'recipe': job.recipe_id.name if job.recipe_id else None,
+            })
+
+        # State-count pills for the filter bar — let the dashboard show
+        # the manager how big each bucket is at a glance.
+        counts = {}
+        for s in ('confirmed', 'in_progress', 'on_hold', 'done'):
+            counts[s] = Job.search_count([('state', '=', s)])
+
+        return {'rows': rows, 'counts': counts}