af05ed6694
Durchsicht (R22): die Pruefung stand in __invoke(), vor book()s Kurzschluss
fuer einen wiederholt zugestellten Webhook ("Idempotent against a retried
webhook"). Damit fragte jede Wiederholung erneut "passt NOCH ein Block
drauf" - obwohl keiner hinzukommt - und ein laengst bezahlter, laengst
gebuchter Vorgang quittierte die Wiederholung mit einem Fehler, sobald der
Host zwischenzeitlich eng geworden war. Genau das Szenario, fuer das diese
Aufgabe gebaut wurde, nur gegen den eigenen Kunden gerichtet.
Jetzt sitzt die Pruefung in book(), hinter dem order_id+addon_key-Kurzschluss:
eine Wiederholung bekommt ihre bestehende Buchung zurueck, ohne die Frage
erneut zu stellen. Eine echte neue Buchung durchlaeuft die Pruefung wie
zuvor. Deckel (quantityRefusal) und Domain-Ausschluss bleiben unangetastet -
sie haben dasselbe Muster im Kleinen, sind aber nicht Gegenstand dieses
Befundes.
Neuer Test: derselbe Auftrag wird zweimal gebucht, der Host wird zwischen
den beiden Aufrufen eng - der zweite Aufruf gibt die vorhandene Buchung
zurueck statt zu werfen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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