## Why
The Stripe subscription events posted to the Discord admin feed weren't
useful (only status + raw `cus_123` id) and sometimes arrived duplicated
— including two cancellation messages for the same subscription.
## What changed
**Richer messages** (`PostStripeEventToDiscord`)
- Customer name + email (resolved via the Stripe API), plan + interval
(`€19.99 / month`), status, subscription id.
- A `Changed` field built from Stripe's `previous_attributes` diff (e.g.
`Status: trialing → active`).
- Cancellation reason, trial-end and period-end dates where relevant.
- Invoices now show invoice number + subscription id.
**Deduplication (two causes fixed)**
- *Webhook/queue retries*: guard on the Stripe event id via
`Cache::add(..., 24h)` — first delivery wins, retries skipped.
- *Double cancellation*: Stripe fires `subscription.updated` (cancel
scheduled) **then** `subscription.deleted`. We now label the scheduled
one `🗓️ Cancellation scheduled` distinctly from `👋 Subscription
cancelled`, and only post `subscription.updated` when something
meaningful changed (status, plan, or cancellation), dropping trivial
churn.
**New** `StripeCustomerResolver` service — resolves `Name (email)` from
a customer id, falls back to the id on any error. Injectable so it's
stubbed in tests (no network).
## Tests
9 cases covering rich fields, dedup, scheduled-vs-deleted cancellation,
status-change diff, trivial-update skip, deletion reason, and invoice
amounts. All passing.
Note: this adds one Stripe API call per subscription/invoice event, made
inside the queued listener (no webhook latency).