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Record published Wix webhook checks and free-site QA limits - #4
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The published Wix HTTP function now has ten verified cases, including wrong fiat amount/currency/order references for the live synthetic USD/EUR checkout records. The validation guide records the cost-free QA scope and distinguishes local/native backend testing from customer checkout and funded settlement.
Wix’s documented owner-only test-order route is being attempted on the disposable site; it awaits storefront owner sign-in and is not claimed as a tested MakePay flow. No paid plan was purchased and no account-wide Studio migration was applied.
Validation: ten actual HTTPS endpoint responses matched the expected 401/404/400/200 results; no matching complete callback was submitted for synthetic PSP IDs. Documentation-only change; runtime code is unchanged. Existing source tests cover original PSP completion and duplicate handling.