_calculate_traffic_price treated unlimited traffic as free because
base_gb=0 triggered the `if base_gb > 0 else 0` guard, skipping
the price lookup. Added early return for total_gb==0 to use the
configured unlimited tier price.
Security fix: cabinet /renew endpoint now validates period_days against
available periods (tariff or settings), preventing arbitrary period abuse.
Also:
- Add proper type annotations (AsyncSession, Subscription, User) to PricingEngine
- Add max(0, final_total) guard in both tariff and classic modes
- Type breakdown field as dict[str, Any]
Classic mode now correctly:
- Applies separate promo group discounts per category (period, servers,
traffic, devices) via promo_group.get_discount_percent(category, days)
- Multiplies servers/traffic/devices monthly prices by months_in_period
- Applies promo offer discount to entire subtotal after per-category discounts
- Tracks total group discount as sum of per-category discounts
Add the main public method calculate_renewal_price to PricingEngine,
routing to _calculate_tariff_mode or _calculate_classic_mode based on
whether the subscription has a linked tariff. Both modes apply stacked
discounts (promo-group then promo-offer). Classic mode tries
CLASSIC_PERIOD_PRICES first, falling back to PERIOD_PRICES. Adds 8
new tests covering both modes, discounts, extra devices, and fallback.
_calculate_servers_price ALWAYS uses real server.price_kopeks even when
is_available=False or is_full=True, fixing the silent zero-price bug.
_calculate_traffic_price separates base from purchased GB to prevent
purchased top-ups from inflating the tier lookup.
Fringg