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Percentage promo ignores its cap · case 04

A 50% promo takes 40.00 off an 80.00 ride despite a 10.00 cap.

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Case contract

Cents throughout. Surge (tenths) multiplies only base+distance+time, rounded half up. A percentage promo discounts the surged amount (floor), capped at promo cap cents. The booking fee is added after the discount. Tax (basis points, rounded half up) applies to surged - discount + booking fee; tolls and airport fees are passed through untaxed and unsurged.

Why this case matters

Ride-hailing prices are computed per trip at scale; ordering, unit and boundary slips become systematic over- or under-charging.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: promo cap	`{"discount": 2495, "surged": 4990, "tax": 267, "total": 2937}`	`{"discount": 1000, "surged": 4990, "tax": 417, "total": 4582}`	Failed

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