Fix Arabic locale currency parsing in accounting reports (OFBIZ-10155)#1240
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Avoid pre-formatting invoice and payment amounts with NumberFormat before passing them to currency renderers. Keep values as BigDecimal so the existing currency display logic performs the final locale-aware formatting. This prevents Arabic digits from being HTML-escaped into values such as ٢٠ and then failing BigDecimal parsing during report rendering.
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Avoid pre-formatting invoice and payment amounts with NumberFormat before passing them to currency renderers. Keep values as BigDecimal so the existing currency display logic performs the final locale-aware formatting.
This prevents Arabic digits from being HTML-escaped into values such as ٢٠ and then failing BigDecimal parsing during report rendering.
While reviewing the report forms, I found two field-name mismatches around the same not-applied invoice value: one AP grid computes outstanding but displays amountToApply, and the AR form computes amountToApply but displays outstanding. Corrected those alongside the locale-formatting fix so the computed value is actually the one rendered.
Thanks Aditya Sharma for reporting the issue.