feat(bookkeeping): edit the lines of a proposed kontering (Andra rader) (#1894)
* feat(bookkeeping): edit the lines of a proposed kontering via Andra rader Proposal views (AI suggestion, static template, counterparty template with or without a line pattern) previously offered only accept-or-start-over: the verifikation preview was pure rendering and the only line-editable path was library templates. This adds an "Andra rader" affordance to the proposal view in QuickReviewDialog that hands the COMPUTED lines (accounts, SEK amounts, VAT legs, exactly what the preview shows) into TransactionBookingDialog / JournalEntryForm as an editable prefill, reusing the same initialLines mechanism library templates already use. - lib/bookkeeping/proposal-lines.ts: line computation extracted from JournalEntryPreview into computeProposalLines() (single source for preview and prefill, so they cannot drift) plus proposalLinesToFormLines() mapping to the JournalEntryForm prefill shape. The settlement leg is flagged so the booking dialog swaps in the transaction's resolved cash account and stamps currency metadata, mirroring buildInitialLinesFromTemplate. - JournalEntryPreview now renders computeProposalLines() output unchanged. - TransactionBookingDialog accepts proposalLines (takes precedence over preselectedTemplate); the booking still goes through JournalEntryForm's normal manual validation and the engine, no validation bypassed. - Ore rounding funnels through roundOre(); guard baseline ratcheted down. - New strings in messages/sv.json and messages/en.json (tx_quick_review). - Unit tests for all three proposal branches incl. VAT legs, reverse charge, multi-line patterns, 3740 rounding diff and FX metadata. Fixes #1878 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(bookkeeping): make the Andra rader prefill engine-exact (skeptic findings) Three skeptics refuted the first cut of #1878: the extracted preview math was a lossy approximation of the engine, and making it bookable made every loss a real booking defect. This commit closes each refuted scenario by mirroring the exact engine path per proposal branch: - Balance: VAT is single-rounded and the net leg is gross minus that VAT (transaction-entries.ts semantics). Independently rounded net+VAT went off by 1 ore for 12% grosses at 14 mod 28 ore (e.g. 102.06, 100.94), prefillling an unbookable verifikat. - 'Ingen moms' deviation: the dialog resolves the UI 'none' sentinel via resolveExplicitVat before computing lines, so an explicit no-VAT choice prefills no VAT line instead of re-deriving the 25% category default into a bookable 2641 leg (ruta 48 inflation on e.g. loan repayments). - Ore parity: engineRound (plain Math.round(x*100)/100, matching the engine) replaces roundOre where the engine is naive; roundOre kept only where the engine uses it (category VAT leg). No more 1-ore drift between preview, prefill and the booked verifikat (8.62 RC, 34.30@12%). - Legacy counterparty pairs: new counterpartyLegacy mode mirrors the legacy booking path: reverse charge emits the 2645/2614 fiktiv-moms pair (previously dropped: an RC expense would have booked without fiktiv moms, understating rutor 30/48), VAT on expenses only, income gross, and sign-mismatched matches mirrored like buildLegacyMismatchResult. - Pattern mirror: sign-mismatched line patterns flip learned sides like buildMultiLineMappingResult; ratio allocation filters business/tax types. - Entity accounts: static template accounts resolve debit/credit_account_ab for aktiebolag (resolveTemplateAccountsForEntity), so an AB no longer previews or books EF-only accounts like 2013. - Settlement swap: only a literal-1930 settlement leg is swapped to the resolved cash account (applySettlementAccount parity); learned non-1930 money legs (1510/2440/2890/19xx) stay authoritative. - FX: QuickReviewDialog hands its enriched transaction row to the booking dialog so the settlement leg's exchange_rate metadata matches the rate the SEK amounts were computed with. 34 unit tests incl. every skeptic counterexample; guard baseline ratcheted to 622 (below main's 626). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(bookkeeping): line-pattern settlement leg uses the learned legacy pair (skeptic refutation) Two independent skeptics refuted the pattern branch: the engine books the money leg on the counterparty template's learned legacy account (credit for an expense, debit for an income, mirror-swapped, falling back to 1930), while the preview/prefill defaulted to 1930. A SIE-learned pattern settling on 2440 showed kredit 1930 in the preview but booked kredit 2440 on confirm. QuickReviewDialog now passes the learned pair raw (no entity resolution, engine parity) and computeProposalLines selects the settlement account exactly like buildTransactionEntryLines; the literal-1930 swap to the resolved cash account is unchanged. CodeRabbit findings declined deliberately (see DECISIONS.md): the 3740 rounding line keeps the engine's business-side placement for both diff signs (parity contract; an unbalanced set is rejected at commit), and the naiveOreRound baseline stays at 622 (engineRound is a documented parity exception). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[2026-08-25] Proposal prefill/preview (lib/bookkeeping/proposal-lines.ts) mirrors the ENGINE's formulas, not the historical preview: net leg = gross minus single-rounded VAT (independently rounded extractNet/extractVat unbalances 12% grosses at 14 mod 28 ore), plain Math.round ore parity via a local engineRound (roundOre's EPSILON nudge diverges from booked verifikat at exact-half floats like 8.62*0.25), legacy counterparty proposals now render the 2645/2614 fiktiv-moms pair the legacy booking path actually emits (the 2026-07-29 decision claimed preview/engine parity but the preview omitted the pair; once 'Andra rader' made the preview bookable, the omission would book RC expenses without fiktiv moms), sign-mismatched counterparty matches are mirrored like the server, static template accounts are entity-resolved (_ab), the 'none' VAT sentinel is resolved via resolveExplicitVat before line computation, and the settlement swap applies only to a literal 1930 leg (applySettlementAccount parity). Chosen over sourcing the prefill from MappingResult builders directly to keep the client dialog free of server-only inputs; skeptic counterexamples are locked in proposal-lines.test.ts.
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[2026-08-25] Proposal line-pattern settlement leg now takes the counterparty template's learned legacy pair (credit for expense, debit for income, mirror-swapped, || 1930), passed raw from QuickReviewDialog: two skeptics refuted the 1930 default (engine books e.g. 2440 from SIE-learned patterns; preview/prefill showed 1930). Declined CodeRabbit's two suggestions on #1894 deliberately: the 3740 rounding line keeps the engine's business-side placement for BOTH diff signs (parity contract; the engine's negative-diff imbalance cannot reach the ledger, commit_journal_entry rejects it; engine-side sign fix is a separate issue) and the naiveOreRound baseline stays raised to 622 (engineRound is a documented parity exception, not drift).
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