FIX / Consumed credits visibility on tickets for read-only users#221
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FIX / Consumed credits visibility on tickets for read-only users#221
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It fixes !42948
After upgrading from GLPI 10 to GLPI 11.0.6, technician profiles (with plugin rights enabled) could no longer reliably see consumed credits on tickets. Consumed credits rendering was coupled with ticket editability (canedit), which could hide data in read-only contexts. In addition, the credit form JavaScript used broad DOM targeting, making it sensitive to Twig render order and page structure.