Improved: fixed UI issues in ion-thumbnail and ion-icon, and ensured shipped quantity is visible for orders.

[R-Sourabh]

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the user interface and improving data presentation across several components related to transfer orders. Key changes include standardizing the alignment of product images, refining the interactivity of action icons, and ensuring that quantity information is displayed accurately and contextually. These updates contribute to a more consistent and user-friendly experience within the application.

Highlights

• UI Alignment and Consistency: Corrected the positioning of ion-thumbnail components by explicitly adding slot="start" across various views, ensuring proper alignment of product images within list items.
• Improved Icon Interactivity: Wrapped standalone ion-icon elements, such as the remove item button and tracking link icon, within ion-button components. This enhances their clickability, accessibility, and visual consistency with other interactive elements.
• Conditional Shipped Quantity Display: Implemented a condition to prevent the 'shipped quantity' history from appearing on the 'create transfer order' page, ensuring that this information is only displayed in relevant contexts.
• Quantity on Hand (QoH) Display Logic: Modified the display logic for 'Quantity on Hand' (QoH) to show 0 instead of '-' when the qoh value is null, providing clearer numerical information to the user.
• Image Rendering Reliability: Added a :key attribute to DxpShopifyImg components, bound to the image src, to ensure that images re-render correctly when their source URL changes, preventing potential caching issues or stale image displays.

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Code Review

This pull request focuses on UI improvements and bug fixes within the transfer order flow. The changes are generally positive, such as wrapping clickable icons in ion-button for better accessibility and user experience, and adding :key attributes to DxpShopifyImg components to ensure images update correctly. The logic to conditionally display shipped quantities is also a good addition. My review provides a few suggestions for improving code maintainability and readability, such as using route names over URL paths for routing logic and refactoring duplicated expressions in templates.