feat(parts table): add eda reference prefix and value columns

[hrueger]

Hi,
I hope this makes sense 👍 I don't have my part descriptions formatted the same way everywhere, so I'd like to show this in a separate column.

Feel free to suggest any changes / improvements!

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Adds two dedicated columns to the Parts DataTable to display EDA reference prefix and EDA value separately, improving table readability when descriptions are inconsistently formatted.

Changes:

• Add eda_info_reference_prefix column with label, rendering, and natural-sort ordering.
• Add eda_info_value column with label, rendering, and natural-sort ordering.

[Copilot]

The new EDA columns don’t set a Doctrine field. With TwoStepORMAdapter, default field mapping is only applied when the column name matches a mapped entity field, so eda_info_reference_prefix/eda_info_value will have field = null and therefore won’t participate in global search (and any other criteria that relies on field). If these columns should be searchable, set field (and optionally searchField) to part.eda_info.reference_prefix / part.eda_info.value and you can then render from the $value argument instead of re-reading from $context.

Suggested change

	'render' => fn($value, Part $context) => htmlspecialchars($context->getEdaInfo()->getReferencePrefix() ?? ''),
	'orderField' => 'NATSORT(part.eda_info.reference_prefix)'
	])
	->add('eda_info_value', TextColumn::class, [
	'label' => $this->translator->trans('eda_info.value'),
	'render' => fn($value, Part $context) => htmlspecialchars($context->getEdaInfo()->getValue() ?? ''),
	'field' => 'part.eda_info.reference_prefix',
	'searchField' => 'part.eda_info.reference_prefix',
	'render' => fn($value, Part $context) => htmlspecialchars($value ?? ''),
	'orderField' => 'NATSORT(part.eda_info.reference_prefix)'
	])
	->add('eda_info_value', TextColumn::class, [
	'label' => $this->translator->trans('eda_info.value'),
	'field' => 'part.eda_info.value',
	'searchField' => 'part.eda_info.value',
	'render' => fn($value, Part $context) => htmlspecialchars($value ?? ''),

[hrueger]

I'm unsure about what copilot suggests here, as none of the other add calls here do that. I have to confess though, that I don't fully understand the whole structure ;-)