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* allow Hourglasses and gemCapExtra to increase promptly after a multi-month subscription has renewed * fix existing Hourglass and Gem Cap tests that were wrong The scenario originally used for these two tests was a six-month recurring subscription (you can tell that from the starting offset having a non-zero value). For recurring subscriptions, we do NOT want to increase the consecutive month benefits as soon as the sixth month starts because the user has already been given a full six months' benefits in advance and they might cancel the subscription before it renews later in the sixth month. Therefore we want to give the extra benefits at the beginning of the seventh month (ideally we'd give them mid-month in the sixth month when the renewal happens but we don't have support for tracking renewal dates). So, the two changed tests were actually not correct for the case where the offset started as non-zero. These tests are correct for one-month recurring subscriptions (when the offset is never set to anything above zero). The user isn't meant to get any consecutive month benefits until a multiple of 3 months has been reached. * add tests for one-month recurring subscription before 3x months are reached * add tests for 3-, 6-, and 12-month recurring subscriptions The 3-month tests are the most thorough, stepping through the expected start and end values of consecutive data for a 7-month range. The 6-month tests are a bit less thorough since the same code is used for all multi-month periods. The discount Google subscription code is used to ensure we keep support for it. The 12-month tests are less thorough still, since again the same code is used. I'm about to try some more tests with `useFakeTimers`, which should be a better way to test the code since they won't rely on me having set the initial values correctly for each test. :) But I wanted to work through these cases manually first to ensure my understanding of how the values should change does actually match the code. * add tests for 1-, 3-, 6-, and 12-month recurring subscriptions using clock changes to simulate passing months Also fixed the clock call in an unrelated test because it was forming the date incorrectly (`unix()` can't be used to create a date). Also changed email@email.email to email@example.com because email@email.email is potentially a real email address. * add tests for 3-month gift subscriptions - no extra consecutive benefits given * add tests for consecutive benefits for 6-month recurring subscription that has incorrect consecutive month data because it started before issue #4819 was fixed * fix lint errors * remove outdated subscription tests
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