OBLS-626 Show cross-dock vs put-away disposition on inbound sortation#422
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https://openboxes.atlassian.net/browse/OBLS-626
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Operators had to infer an inbound item's disposition (cross-dock vs put-away) from contextual fields like zone and destination. This surfaces it explicitly and adds the cross-dock outbound/sales reference. Disposition is derived from
backorderReference- if present, it's cross-dock; otherwise it's a (storage) put-away.