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Rework IncomingPayment model #722

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We move from a flat model with a single IncomingPayment class and a combination of Origin + ReceivedWith parts to a hierarchical model.

This new model:

  • makes incoming/outgoing databases symmetrical
  • removes impossible combinations allowed in the previous model (e.g. an on-chain origin with a fee-credit part)
  • removes hacks required for the handling of on-chain deposits, which were shoe-horned in what was originally a lightning-only model

Before:

Origin
   |
   `--- Invoice
   |
   `--- Offer
   |
   `--- SwapIn
   |
   `--- OnChain

ReceivedWith
      |
      `--- LightningPayment
      |
      `--- AddedToFeeCredit
      |
      `--- OnChainIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- NewChannel
                    |
                    `--- SpliceIn

After:

IncomingPayment
      |
      `--- LightningIncomingPayment
      |             |
      |             `--- Bolt11IncomingPayment
      |             |
      |             `--- Bolt12IncomingPayment
      |
      `--- OnChainIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- NewChannelIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- SpliceInIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- LegacySwapInIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment

LightningIncomingPayment.Part
      |
      `--- Htlc
      |
      `--- FeeCredit

The handling of backward compatible data is tricky, especially for legacy pay-to-open/pay-to-splice, which can be a mix of lightning parts and on-chain parts, and either Bolt11 or Bolt12. Note that Legacy* classes are not used at all within lightning-kmp, they are just meant to handle pre-existing data in the database.

payment old model new model
Plain Lightning Bolt11 Origin=Invoice, ReceivedWith=LightningPayment Bolt11IncomingPayment
Plain Lightning Bolt12 Origin=Offer, ReceivedWith=LightningPayment Bolt12IncomingPayment
Pre-otf pay-to-open Bolt11 Origin=Invoice, ReceivedWith=NewChannel LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment
Pre-otf pay-to-splice Bolt11 Origin=Invoice, ReceivedWith=SpliceIn LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment
Pre-otf pay-to-open Bolt12 Origin=Offer, ReceivedWith=NewChannel LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment
Pre-otf pay-to-splice Bolt12 Origin=Offer, ReceivedWith=SpliceIn LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment
Legacy trusted swap-in Origin=SwapIn, ReceivedWith=NewChannel LegacySwapInIncomingPayment
Swap-in potentiam open Origin=OnChain, ReceivedWith=NewChannel NewChannelIncomingPayment
Swap-in potentiam splice Origin=OnChain, ReceivedWith=SpliceIn SpliceInIncomingPayment

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Looks good to me, this is a good clean-up! It's simpler than I thought, the hard part is probably the DB part on the Phoenix side?

I don't see any issue on the lightning-kmp side, everything is much clearer now.

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@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ data class SendOnTheFlyFundingMessage(val message: OnTheFlyFundingMessage) : Pee
sealed class PeerEvent

@Deprecated("Replaced by NodeEvents", replaceWith = ReplaceWith("PaymentEvents.PaymentReceived", "fr.acinq.lightning.PaymentEvents"))
data class PaymentReceived(val incomingPayment: IncomingPayment, val received: IncomingPayment.Received) : PeerEvent()
data class PaymentReceived(val incomingPayment: LightningIncomingPayment, val received: LightningIncomingPayment.Received) : PeerEvent()
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Can we remove this one entirely? It has been deprecated for a while.

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cc @dpad85

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Yes, it can be removed.

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Done in 77db5b6.

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LGTM as far as backwards-compatibility doesn't create any issue for Phoenix!

This allows for a unified identifier for all payments that affect the
balance.

For `IncomingPayment`, the `payment_hash` is currently abusively used as
a primary key, which is hacky in the context of swap-ins. To minimize
integration effort, the payment id simply derived from that existing
key, with no other changes.
We move from a flat model with a single `IncomingPayment` class and a
combination of `Origin` + `ReceivedWith` parts to a hierarchical model.

This new model:
- makes incoming/outgoing databases symmetrical
- removes impossible combinations allowed in the previous model (e.g. an
  on-chain origin with a fee-credit part)
- removes hacks required for the handling of on-chain deposits, which
  were shoe-horned in what was originally a lightning-only model

Before:
```
Origin
   |
   `--- Invoice
   |
   `--- Offer
   |
   `--- SwapIn
   |
   `--- OnChain

ReceivedWith
      |
      `--- LightningPayment
      |
      `--- AddedToFeeCredit
      |
      `--- OnChainIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- NewChannel
                    |
                    `--- SpliceIn
```

After:
```
IncomingPayment
      |
      `--- LightningIncomingPayment
      |             |
      |             `--- Bolt11IncomingPayment
      |             |
      |             `--- Bolt12IncomingPayment
      |
      `--- OnChainIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- NewChannelIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- SpliceInIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- LegacySwapInIncomingPayment
                    |
                    `--- LegacyPayToOpenIncomingPayment

LightningIncomingPayment.Part
      |
      `--- LightningPayment
      |
      `--- AddedToFeeCredit
```

The handling of backward compatible data is tricky, especially for
legacy pay-to-open/pay-to-splice, which can be a mix of lightning parts
and on-chain parts, and either Bolt11 or Bolt12. Note that `Legacy*`
classes are not used at all within `lightning-kmp`, they are just meant
to handle pre-existing data in the database.
(Simple rename, no functional changes)

Also:
- `ReceivedWith.LightningPayment` -> `Part.Htlc`
- `ReceivedWith.AddedToFeeCredit` -> `Part.FeeCredit`
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