Lemon Squeezy variant names describe billing periods ("Lifetime",
"Monthly", "Annual") without containing the tier name. resolveVariantType
now checks both variant_name and product_name (e.g. "Sencho Admiral") to
correctly identify the tier. Fixes Admiral licenses being misidentified
as Skipper when the LS variant name is just "Lifetime".
Rename internal variant values from 'personal'/'team' to 'skipper'/'admiral',
aligning code with user-facing tier names. Variant type is now resolved once
at activation/validation and stored in DB via license_variant_type, instead
of string-matching the Lemon Squeezy variant_name on every read. Also captures
variant_id for future lookups. Pre-existing installs auto-migrate on first
getVariant() call.
* fix(licensing): resolve Admiral variant detection and lifetime license handling
The Lemon Squeezy variant name for Admiral licenses contains "Admiral"
(not "Team"), but getVariant() only checked for "team" and "personal".
This caused Admiral licenses to be misidentified as Skipper, locking all
Admiral-exclusive features.
- Map "admiral" variant names to internal "team" value, "skipper" to "personal"
- Add isLifetime field to LicenseInfo API response
- Hide "Manage Subscription" button for lifetime licenses (no billing portal)
- Show "Duration: Lifetime" instead of empty renewal date
- Hide upgrade cards for active Admiral users
- Add 23 unit tests covering variant resolution, tier computation, and lifetime detection
- Add troubleshooting entries for wrong tier label, locked features, and billing portal errors
* fix(licensing): address code review findings
- Fix nested ternary in LicenseSection JSX; restore conditional rendering
to avoid showing an empty "N/A" row for non-subscription states
- Clean up test file: use shared svc variable, remove redundant comments,
add trialDaysRemaining assertions, rename describe block
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