LCFS - Review 2025 transactions to hide reserved transaction types from lists

**Task Description**
Review 2025 credit transactions to ensure that reserved legacy transaction types are not displaying in organization transaction lists.

Some 2025 transactions relate to 2022 and 2023 aggregator activity. In these cases, TFRS was used to issue administrative adjustment credits to user free organization accounts, followed by additional administrative adjustments to transfer the generated credits to the aggregator organization. This approach was originally intended to support transparency and tracking.

Reserved transaction types from this process should not be visible to organizations.

**Purpose**
To reduce confusion and prevent misleading transaction histories by ensuring only relevant, realized transactions are visible to organizations.

**Issue Description**
- Reserved transaction types are appearing in 2025 transaction lists
- Affects transactions linked to 2022 and 2023 aggregator activity
- Includes administrative adjustment issuances and subsequent transfers
- Results in cluttered or confusing transaction histories for organizations

**Expected Behaviour**
- Reserved transaction types are hidden from organization-facing transaction lists
- Only valid and relevant transactions are visible to organizations
- Internal tracking and auditability are preserved

**Acceptance Criteria**
- Reserved transaction types do not appear in 2025 organization transaction lists
- Transaction histories clearly reflect completed and applicable activity only
- Behaviour is validated for aggregator and non-aggregator organizations

**Dependencies / Risks**
- Changes must not impact internal audit trails or historical reconciliation
- Care is needed to distinguish reserved transactions from legitimate administrative adjustments

**Additional Context**
This issue was identified during ledger and transaction review activities while assessing visibility and clarity of historical transactions. January 2025 was when we did the merge of these legacy transaction, which should only include report issuances from 2013-2018 and these 2022-2023 aggregator tranactions