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feat(payments): fix Polar webhook + pre-fill checkout email
- Fix customer email path: was data.customer_email, is actually
  data.customer.email per Polar v1 API schema
- Add resolveUser() helper: tries polar_customer_id → email → external_id
- Add subscription.active and subscription.canceled event handling
- Handle order.created for fast-path pro upgrade on purchase
- Profile page: fetch user email + polarCustomerId from PocketBase
- Profile page: pre-fill ?customer_email= on checkout links
- Profile page: link to polar.sh/purchases for existing customers
2026-03-31 23:11:34 +05:00
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