[18.0][FIX] edi_storage_oca: raise error if file is missing when performing receive#274
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When the FTP read fails on receive (connection drop, missing file), the exchange record was wrongly transitioning to "input_received" with an empty file, because "_get_remote_file"" was silently swallowing the error and returning None. Fixed by raising on receive instead, so the record correctly goes to "input_receive_error".
As a side effect, since the record sat in "input_received" with no file, every run of the processing cron tried to process it, failed because the file was missing, and queued a new job. This led to an ever-growing pile of failing queue jobs for the same record.