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If multiple wizards are sending payrolls at the same time, every wizard acts in their own folder. Also add display name.
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Code and functional review: LGTM
Suggestion (non-blocking): What do you think about keeping just the "Send" button instead of two? Of course, in this case, "Send" will do an asynchronous call. I think this is better for the user experience.
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Add a new module to process the payslips asynchronously.
I have also included a small improvement to allow multiple wizards to be processed at the same time without conflicts.
A more elaborate solution could be implemented (like using https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html) but that would require more refactoring.
Let me know what you think!