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control: convert single tier to metered+per_unit #267
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This changes how Tier interprets and converts tiers to Stripe prices.
Previously, a single tier in a pricing.json would convert to a metered
price with one or two tiers depending on if the tier had an inf limit or
not. If it did not have an inf limit, a catch-all was created to satisfy
Stripe. This produced awkward invoices.
This commit changes Tier to convert a feature that has a single tier
without a base price to be a metered+per_unit price in Stripe, which
shows up less awkwardly on invoices.
This also opens us up to support pricing transforms in Stripe for these
types of prices.