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Document installed Wix checkout currency and retry validation - #3
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The installed Wix connector now has runtime evidence for USD/EUR checkout creation using Wix’s backend test runner, live CMS/Secrets Manager and the production MakePay API. Repeated USD requests reused the original link; changing the reserved currency was rejected.
Adds clean hosted-checkout screenshots, the native site-plan blocker and a 96-second captioned walkthrough. The report explicitly distinguishes synthetic PSP test arguments from a native customer order and keeps funded settlement unverified.
Validation: actual hosted checkouts displayed 10 USD and 10 EUR; retry IDs matched; reserved-currency mismatch returned TRANSACTION_CREATION_FAILED. Tutorial image references and git diff whitespace checked. Runtime source is unchanged; the previously passing 14-test suite still covers that same source.