Created ShopifyRefundHistory entity

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new data entity, ShopifyRefundHistory, to the system. This entity is crucial for tracking and attributing refund events originating from Shopify, providing a structured way to store detailed information about each refund, including its associated order, return, and processing details. The addition of this entity enhances the system's ability to manage and report on Shopify-related financial transactions.

Highlights

• New Entity Creation: A new entity named ShopifyRefundHistory has been introduced in ShopifyEntities.xml to manage Shopify refund attribution.
• Schema Definition: The ShopifyRefundHistory entity includes fields such as shopifyRefundId, shopifyRefundLineId, shopifyOrderId, orderId, returnId, decisionType, actionType, and processedDate.
• Entity Relationships: The new entity establishes relationships with existing entities like ReturnHeader, ReturnItem, OrderHeader, ShopifyShop, and OrderItem to link refund data with relevant order and return information.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new ShopifyRefundHistory entity. My review has identified two critical issues in the entity's relationship definitions. The key-map elements for two relationships (RTN_ITM_EXT and SPY_SHP) use incorrect field-name attributes, referring to fields that do not exist in the ShopifyRefundHistory entity. This makes the entity definition invalid and will cause application errors. I have provided suggestions to correct these mappings.

[gemini-code-assist]

The field-name attribute in a key-map must refer to a field in the current entity (ShopifyRefundHistory). However, this entity does not have an externalId field. It seems you intended to map ShopifyRefundHistory.shopifyRefundLineId to ReturnItem.externalId. The key-map attributes appear to be reversed. This will cause the entity definition to be invalid.

Suggested change

	<relationship type="one" fk-name="RTN_ITM_EXT" related="org.apache.ofbiz.order.return.ReturnItem">
	<key-map field-name="externalId" related="shopifyRefundLineId"/>
	</relationship>
	<relationship type="one" fk-name="RTN_ITM_EXT" related="org.apache.ofbiz.order.return.ReturnItem">
	<key-map field-name="shopifyRefundLineId" related="externalId"/>
	</relationship>

[gemini-code-assist]

The field-name attribute must refer to a field in the ShopifyRefundHistory entity, but there is no shopId field. The key-map is therefore invalid. My suggestion assumes the primary key of co.hotwax.shopify.ShopifyShop is shopifyShopId. If it is shopId, then the mapping should be <key-map field-name="shopifyShopId" related="shopId"/>. This is a critical issue as the entity definition is invalid.

Suggested change

	<relationship type="one" fk-name="SPY_SHP" related="co.hotwax.shopify.ShopifyShop">
	<key-map field-name="shopId" related="shopifyShopId"/>
	</relationship>
	<relationship type="one" fk-name="SPY_SHP" related="co.hotwax.shopify.ShopifyShop">
	<key-map field-name="shopifyShopId"/>
	</relationship>