ConnorYohandGitHub 5bc7ae626d fix(payg): cancelled subscription left team gated as subscribed (#6611)
## Problem

A team that **cancelled** its PAYG subscription kept full subscribed
access:

- **UI didn't reflect cancellation** — the Plan tab still rendered the
subscribed view, never the free/upgrade view.
- **Automation wasn't stopped** — automation / AI / API kept running
without ever falling back to the free-grant gate.

## Root cause

`TeamBillingService.compute` decided `subscribed` as:

```java
boolean subscribed =
    subscriptionId != null
        || extOpt.map(PaygTeamExtensions::getStripeCustomerId).filter(s -> !s.isBlank()).isPresent();
```

On cancellation, the `customer.subscription.deleted` webhook calls
`payg_unlink_subscription`, which nulls `payg_subscription_id` but
**deliberately keeps `stripe_customer_id`** (so a future re-subscribe
can reuse the Stripe customer).

`payg_link_subscription` is the **only** writer of
`payg_team_extensions.stripe_customer_id`, and it writes it in the
*same* `UPDATE` as `payg_subscription_id` (on
`customer.subscription.created`). So the customer id is never set before
the subscription id — the "pre-webhook stand-in" the old comment claimed
**cannot happen**. The fallback only ever pinned a team that *ever*
subscribed to `subscribed` forever, because the Stripe customer outlives
the subscription.

Both symptoms are this one flag:
- `PaygWalletController` status → `SUBSCRIBED` vs `FREE`
- `EntitlementService` gate branch → monthly-cap vs free-grant

## Fix

Gate `subscribed` purely on `payg_subscription_id != null`. A cancelled
team now correctly drops to free (UI shows free; billable ops gate on
the one-time grant). This aligns the wallet/entitlement read with the
**meter path** (`JobChargeService.close`), which already gated on
`payg_subscription_id`.

Handles both Stripe cancel modes: "cancel at period end" keeps the sub
`active` (id stays set) until `.deleted` fires at period end → access
through the paid period; immediate cancel fires `.deleted` now → flips
to free now.

**No data migration / backfill** — already-cancelled teams have
`payg_subscription_id = NULL`, so they flip to free as soon as this
ships (within the 30s billing-cache TTL).

## Tests

Adds `TeamBillingServiceTest` — the `subscribed` computation previously
had **no** unit coverage (which is how this shipped). Covers: subscribed
iff subscription id present; **cancelled team (customer id remains,
subscription id null) ≠ subscribed** + free grant survives;
no-subscription/no-customer; no extension row.

`:saas:test` + `:saas:spotlessCheck` green; coverage gates met.

## Not included (optional hardening, can fast-follow)

- Cross-check the synced `stripe.subscriptions.status` to guard a
*missed* `.deleted` webhook leaving `payg_subscription_id` stale.
- Push cache-invalidation from the webhook (currently ≤30s TTL
staleness).
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