feat: add Shopify refund guardrail example#106
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Summary
Adds a production-style Shopify refund guardrail example at the exact requested path,
/examples/shopify-guardrail.The example receives Shopify
refunds/createwebhooks, verifies Shopify HMAC signatures before parsing, builds an APortpayments.refund.v1verification context, fails closed on unsafe/error states, and flags denied refunds for manual review.Acceptance Criteria Mapping
src/app.js,src/server.js,src/shopify.jssrc/aport.jssendspayments.refund.v1contextREADME.md,env.example, replay fixtures, and local replay scripttests/app.test.jscovers allow, deny, invalid HMAC, malformed JSON, missing config, and healthTesting
Result locally: 6 tests passed.
Notes
This intentionally keeps dependencies minimal and injects APort/Shopify clients for deterministic tests without requiring real credentials. Real store credentials can be added through the documented environment variables.