fix: idempotent-by-name note no longer points free users at DELETE#9
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The idempotent path's note said
"Delete it via DELETE /api/me/resources/{token} to provision a
new one with this name"
but handleDeleteResource is paid-tier only — free users hitting
DELETE get 403 paid_tier_only. Advertising an endpoint the caller
can't use is a worse UX than not advertising one.
Branch on existing.tier:
- paid: keep the DELETE instruction (correct, they can use it)
- non-paid: point them at /pricing.html with a note about the 24h
auto-expiry as the actual free-tier lifecycle.
Same change in handleNewDB and handleNewWebhook.
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Follow-up to #8. The idempotent return path told the caller they could DELETE and re-provision, but DELETE is paid-tier only. Free users got told to use an endpoint that would 403 them — misleading UX. Now branches on
existing.tier: paid users see the DELETE instruction; free users see the /pricing.html upgrade path with a note about 24h auto-expiry.