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pedrobaeza

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[9.0][REF]stock_auto_move: fix action_assign() (#373)

* The `_apply` method should not be overridden. In case of three step
operation with the last step set to auto move. The override of the
`_apply` method was causing the second move to be automatic as well.

**Use case**: doing a reception operation in two steps where the moves on
the second step are set to be automatic (using the push rule in this
case), and the reception is done partially.
**Expected Result**: When doing a first reception step partially a back
order is created, and we expect the second step to have a back order for
the remaining qty as well.
**Current behavior**: The correct move is processed automatically but no
backorder is created. The reason for that behavior is we processing the
move directly (i.e calling `action_done` of the `stock.move`) without
going through the normal process (i.e processing the second step
picking).
**The solution to the problem**: The processing the of the automatic
stock move should follow the same behavior as done from the user interface.
I've added a new function in `stock.picking` model called
`_transfer_pickings_with_auto_move` to simulate the same behavior this
function is called inside the `action_assign` of the stock move instead
of calling the `action_done` of the move.

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