[16.0][FIX] brand: Enable overloading of res.brand.mixin views#289
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With the get_view() function in the res.brand.mixin template, all view overrides for the brand_id field are systematically overwritten by the Python definition of the field.
As a result, the sale_brand.view_order_form_brand view is useless because the definition of the SaleOrder.brand_id field already sets it to read-only in all states other than ‘draft’.
This proposal intends to make the "readonly" attribute of the brand_id field in views overridable via a Python function.