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[IMP] developer/../view_architectures: list width attribute

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PR odoo/odoo#232988 adds the support of minimal/maximal widths for
the `width` attribute in list archs. This commit updates the
documentation accordingly.

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closes odoo/documentation#14998

Related: odoo/enterprise#98074
Signed-off-by: Aaron Bohy (aab) <aab@odoo.com>
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@@ -1425,10 +1425,15 @@ The `field` element can have the following attributes:
number of pixels required to display a date, so we can ensure that a column for a date field
doesn't take more space than what is strictly necessary, thus leaving the extra space for the
other columns. However, the framework can't guess the adequate width for every field types. For
instance, char fields can be used to encode large values, or 3-letter country codes. In the
latter case, one can set the width directly in the arch (e.g. `width="40px"`). It represents
the width (always in pixels) required to render the values inside the cells. The width of the
column will then be the sum of the given value and the cells' left and right paddings.
instance, char fields can be used to encode large values, or 3-letter country codes.
The `width` attribute can be used to specify the ideal width for a given column. It allows to
specify a fixed width (e.g. `width="40px"`), a minimal width (e.g. `width="[40px]"`) or minimal
and maximal widths (e.g. `width="[40px,70px]"`). Those widths represent the space required to
render the values inside the cells. The width of the column will then be the sum of the given
value and the cells' left and right paddings.
Note: those widths are always in pixels, so "px" can be omitted (e.g. `width="30"`).
:requirement: Optional
:type: str