docs(agent): rewrite the invoice walkthrough with plainly invented figures - #12899
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The worked example read like a transcription of a real invoice: uneven amounts
on a subscription billed on the 14th of the month, with the note that the
figures were made up sitting below the table. Nothing in the example itself
told a reader it was fictional. It now runs on
example-orgwith 20contributors at $10 per user per month over a period that divides in half, so
every line is a round number, the total can be checked by hand, and the note
naming the whole thing as invented comes with it.
The description around it was also loose about who does what. Mergify keeps the
seat count on the subscription in step with the number of contributors it
counts, and each change is prorated from the moment it happens; the "unused
time" and "remaining time" lines are the payment provider's own labels for that
proration, not something Mergify writes. The text now attributes each half to
whoever is responsible for it.
One smaller correction to the Plan page description on the same page. The
repository count links to your repositories list rather than to a view filtered
to the product whose row you clicked, and the contributor count opens the list
of people counted for that product.
Evidence: the seat sync pushes prorated quantity updates to the payment
provider, and the link targets come from the dashboard's plan table component.