Add BookPayment resource for booking transfers between accounts

[trevornelson]

Adds support for booking transfers. Historically, we've just used the ACH payments API endpoint for handling book transfers. It takes a day or so for those to be converted into book payments though, so we lose the instant nature of book transfers.

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• New Features
  • Added support for booking transfers between accounts, including creating, finding, and listing transfers.
  • Added an option to specify the JSON:API type for related records.
  • Updated the usage example to demonstrate creating a savings account and transferring funds to it.

Walkthrough

The release adds Unit::BookPayment with create, find, and list operations, payment fields, and account and customer associations. APIResource.belongs_to accepts an optional JSON:API type; when omitted, it uses the lower-camelized relationship name. The README adds a savings-account transfer example. The version and changelog are updated to 1.2.0, and specs cover payment creation, relationship serialization, lookup, listing, and the version.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 1be32

BookPayment creation can fail for its normal counterparty-account flow, and supported business-owned accounts can deserialize incorrectly. These issues should be fixed before merging.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main change: adding the BookPayment resource for transfers between accounts.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the purpose of the changes and the need for instant book transfers.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 7…
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @lib/unit-ruby/book_payment.rb:
- Line 24: Update BookPayment.list’s listing flow to apply the supported Book
type filter before constructing Unit::BookPayment results. In
spec/features/book_payment_spec.rb at line 49, replace the unsupported filter
value with Book and assert that the listed results are book payments.
- Around line 20-21: Update the customer and counterparty_customer associations
in the book-payment model to resolve each related record using its customer
type, selecting the individual or business customer class as appropriate instead
of always using Unit::IndividualCustomer.

Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 105: Add a sandbox funding step for deposit_account in the README example
before the Unit::BookPayment.create transfer, so the source account has enough
balance to complete the 10,000-cent payment.
- Line 101: Update the README example’s deposit_product value to use the default
sandbox product, checking, or state that a savings product must be configured
with Unit before running the example.

Review comments at @spec/features/book_payment_spec.rb:
- Line 41: Update the book payment test around the payment.type assertion to
fund the source account sufficiently before creating the payment, then assert
that payment.status is Sent so the test verifies a successful transfer.

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🟠 Major · Use the documented resource types for both counterparty relationships. · book_payment.rb:18-21

lib/unit-ruby/book_payment.rb:18-21
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Use the documented resource types for both counterparty relationships.

When BookPayment.create includes these relationships, the serializer sends counterparty_account as depositAccount and counterparty_customer as counterpartyCustomer. The BookPayments contract requires account for both account relationships and customer for both customer relationships. The API can reject these create requests.

Suggested fix

-    belongs_to :counterparty_account, class_name: 'Unit::DepositAccount', type: :depositAccount
+    belongs_to :counterparty_account, class_name: 'Unit::DepositAccount', type: :account
...
-    belongs_to :counterparty_customer, class_name: 'Unit::IndividualCustomer'
+    belongs_to :counterparty_customer, class_name: 'Unit::IndividualCustomer', type: :customer

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Review comment at @lib/unit-ruby/book_payment.rb around lines 18 - 21:
Update the counterparty associations in BookPayment so counterparty_account
serializes with the account resource type and counterparty_customer serializes
with the customer resource type. Leave the existing class_name values and other
associations unchanged.

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- Around line 18-21: Update the counterparty associations in BookPayment so
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counterparty_customer serializes with the customer resource type. Leave the
existing class_name values and other associations unchanged.

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