Allow TortoiseMixin.orm_get_list() to take additional parameters for related objects to prefetch, search, etc

[vsdudakov]

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Pull request overview

Extends the ModelAdmin.orm_get_list() API (and ORM-specific implementations) to accept extra parameters for prefetching related objects and augmenting search fields, enabling more flexible list queries across supported ORMs.

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• Add prefetch_related_fields and additional_search_fields parameters to orm_get_list() in the base admin and ORM backends (Tortoise, SQLAlchemy, PonyORM, Django).
• Add ORM-specific test cases validating the new parameters (plus SQLAlchemy prefetch edge cases).
• Update generated documentation to reflect the new parameters and provide an example of forwarding them.

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File	Description
fastadmin/models/base.py	Extends the abstract orm_get_list() signature/docstring with the new parameters.
fastadmin/models/orms/tortoise.py	Adds prefetch support and merges search fields with additional_search_fields for Tortoise.
fastadmin/models/orms/sqlalchemy.py	Adds prefetch support (including nested paths) and merges search fields for SQLAlchemy.
fastadmin/models/orms/ponyorm.py	Adds prefetch support and merges search fields for PonyORM.
fastadmin/models/orms/django.py	Adds prefetch support and merges search fields for Django ORM.
tests/models/test_orm.py	Adds tests to cover new parameters across ORMs and SQLAlchemy prefetch edge cases.
docs/build.py	Adds documentation content describing how to forward the new parameters.
docs/index.html	Updates generated docs with the new signature and example; bumps “Updated” date.

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operator.or_ only accepts 2 arguments. When search_fields contains 3+ entries (now more likely with additional_search_fields), operator.or_(*search_conditions) will raise TypeError. Build the combined Q with functools.reduce(operator.or_, search_conditions) (or loop with q |= cond) instead.