Coding (Platform)
A cross-layer workflow passes unit tests but breaks when client, API, and persistence state arrive in a different order. The affected area is checkout flow.
Repair the checkout flow request stream implementation so it enforces a per-key sliding window and reports allowed and rejected requests.
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