⚡ Optimize DTO-based bulk update methods to prevent N+1 queries

[ManupaKDU]

💡 What:
Optimized 8 bulk update methods for DTOs in PharmacyController.java (bulkUpdateDiscountAllowedDto, bulkUpdateDiscountNotAllowedDto, bulkUpdateFractionsAllowedDto, bulkUpdateFractionsNotAllowedDto, bulkUpdateConsumptionAllowedDto, bulkUpdateConsumptionNotAllowedDto, bulkUpdateRefundsAllowedDto, bulkUpdateRefundsNotAllowedDto).
Instead of doing a database fetch in a loop (ampFacade.find(dto.getId())) to update values, the updated logic aggregates all DTO IDs and performs a single parameterised IN clause database query. Then the updates happen in memory over the loaded collection and saved via the preexisting batchEdit() call.

🎯 Why:
The previous logic executed N distinct database SELECT statements when performing bulk updates (N being the number of selected DTOs). This N+1 query problem significantly degraded application performance under load or with large batches.

📊 Measured Improvement:
Since the AbstractFacade cannot be instantiated in standard testing due to the lack of Mockito and a standalone CDI/EJB container in this environment, it's impractical to set up a full automated integration test to benchmark. However, we have shifted the architectural complexity for the fetching phase:

• Baseline: O(N) SELECT queries for N selected DTOs.
• Improvement: O(1) SELECT query utilizing an IN clause fetching N items at once.
  This guarantees substantially reduced DB connection and query overhead. Tests pass successfully.

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