Add filters for current_location and registered_name in DeviceFilters

[Rishith25]

Proposed Changes

• Fixes Add support for filter by name and location for Device #2872

Associated Issue ohcnetwork/care_fe#10831

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• Tests added/fixed
• Update docs in /docs
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a filter to search devices by their current location.
  • Added a filter for case-insensitive, partial matching on device registered names.

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This pull request updates the DeviceFilters class in the device viewset module by adding two new filter fields. The current_location filter uses a UUID filter mapped to current_location__external_id, and the registered_name filter facilitates case-insensitive containment lookups. The existing current_encounter filter remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
care/emr/.../device.py	Added current_location (UUID filter mapped to current_location__external_id) and registered_name (case-insensitive character filter) to DeviceFilters

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• vigneshhari

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In the code’s quiet maze, new filters unfold,
Two fresh paths in DeviceFilters, so neatly told.
Current location and registered name join the fray,
While the old one stubbornly stays its way.
A subtle upgrade—if only all changes were this clear!
🌟 Happy coding in your refined frontier!

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care/emr/api/viewsets/device.py (1)

49-50: Good job on adding these filters, they look properly implemented.

The filters for current_location and registered_name follow the right pattern and will enhance the filtering capabilities of the DeviceViewSet. The use of UUIDFilter for location and CharFilter with icontains for the name makes perfect sense for these field types.

I'm sure you've already thought about testing these new filters, right? It would be nice to have tests verifying they work as expected, especially for edge cases like partial name matching.

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