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Exponential backoff for webhook retries
@Tide the payments worker retries failed webhooks instantly and hammers the provider. Add exponential backoff, keep the public retry API unchanged.
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est. $4–$6steer: cap retries at 6 attempts, then dead-letter the event
payments: add exponential backoff to webhook retries#1284
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Replies steer the run and sync to #eng-payments
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