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[18.0][FIX] ptplus_accounting: keep the taxonomy remap versioned 17.0.5.1.0 - #5

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[18.0][FIX] ptplus_accounting: keep the taxonomy remap versioned 17.0.5.1.0#5
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Replaces #1, which GitHub auto-closed when the fix was re-parented onto the vendor's new snapshot (the mirror is bot-published with force-pushed orphan snapshots per release) and refused to reopen afterwards.

Same single commit as #1, re-created on snapshot 518e6833 with the fork base resynced first: the vendor re-published the 17.0.5.1.0 taxonomy remap as 18.0.5.1.0, so every database coming from 17 re-runs it on an already-migrated model and the wipe-on-no-match erases l10n_pt_taxonomy_id from every account (W1, 2026-07-19). Renaming the migration back to the 17 series keeps it from ever re-firing. Pure rename, no content change.

Local-only: carries the fix for our aggregated builds; the defect report goes to the vendor separately.

….5.1.0

The vendor re-published the 17.0.5.1.0 taxonomy remap as 18.0.5.1.0, so
every database coming from 17 re-runs it on an already-migrated model:
account_prefix arrives NULL, 'None' matches nothing and the
wipe-on-no-match erases l10n_pt_taxonomy_id from every account (W1,
2026-07-19). Renaming the migration back to the 17 series keeps it from
ever re-firing on a database already past it. Pure rename, no content
change.

Re-parented on exo snapshot 518e6833 (2026-08-05): the mirror is
bot-published with force-pushed orphan snapshots per release, the remap
directory is byte-identical to the previous snapshot 0164319.
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