Avoid sending unsolicited request-id

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced handling of order actions by streamlining the usage of request IDs across various functions.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling for missing order IDs and invalid payment requests in the invoice addition process.

• Documentation

  • Updated function signatures to reflect changes in parameter handling, specifically the removal of the request_id parameter in relevant actions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications across several files, primarily focusing on the handling of the request_id parameter in various functions. The take_buy_action function has been updated to remove the request_id from its signature, retrieving it directly from the message instead. Similar changes are reflected in the add_invoice_action, release_action, and payment_success functions, where request_id is replaced with None in messaging functions. Error handling has been refined in the add_invoice_action function, while the overall structure and logic of the functions remain intact.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/app.rs	Updated take_buy_action function signature by removing request_id.
src/app/add_invoice.rs	Changed send_new_order_msg to use None for request_id; refined error handling and early returns.
src/app/release.rs	Altered release_action and payment_success to pass None for request_id in message notifications.
src/app/take_buy.rs	Removed request_id from function signature; now retrieved from msg.

Possibly related PRs

• implement request_id on mostro messages #376: The changes in this PR involve the handling of request_id in various message functions, which is directly related to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the removal of the request_id parameter from the take_buy_action function.
• Rabbit insipired unwrap removal #382: Although this PR focuses on error handling and readability improvements, it also touches on the add_invoice_action function, which is relevant since the main PR modifies the take_buy_action function that interacts with invoice processing.

🐇 In a world of messages and calls,
The request_id no longer sprawls.
With a hop and a skip, we streamline the way,
Sending out orders without delay.
Errors are caught, and invoices sing,
A simpler path for every little thing! 🌼

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