feat: modified error approach POC #63
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This pull request updates the checkout provisioning flow to provide clearer feedback to users when provisioning is delayed or encounters transient errors. The main improvements include introducing a simplified error alert component, refining button states and messaging, and adjusting when and how error banners are displayed.
User feedback improvements:
ErrorHeadingSimplifiedalert component to show a user-friendly message when provisioning is delayed, including a support contact link.CheckoutStepperContainerto display the new error alert when provisioning errors occur, based on thecheckoutIntentstate. [1] [2] [3]BillingDetailsSuccessContentand now always show the success heading instead. [1] [2]Button state and messaging adjustments:
StatefulProvisioningButtonto use a neutral style and message ("Still provisioning…") to reflect transient issues, and disabled the button in this state to prevent repeated submissions. [1] [2] [3] [4]