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## What changed
Adds retry logic for gateway charge calls with configurable backoff. Introduces withRetry(fn, n) helper in payment/retry.go.
## Risk areas
⚠ handler.go:47 — req.Card unchecked before gateway call
⚠ retry.go:3 — panic in fn() exits loop silently
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Start with retry.go (new logic), then handler.go integration points.
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Edge case: when
fn()panics, the loop exits silently. Consider adding a recover wrapper before retrying.Missing null check on
req.Card— if the field is omitted the gateway call will panic rather than return a typed error.