Refactor token management in MerchantRuntime#320
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Simplify service token handling by storing and managing the token internally within MerchantRuntime. Update GetToken to refresh and set the token as needed, returning a simple Result. Refactor all usages to use the internal token, ensuring consistent and streamlined token usage across startup, main loop, sale, and reconciliation cycles. Also, clarify variable types and update using directives.
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Simplify service token handling by storing and managing the token internally within MerchantRuntime. Update GetToken to refresh and set the token as needed, returning a simple Result. Refactor all usages to use the internal token, ensuring consistent and streamlined token usage across startup, main loop, sale, and reconciliation cycles. Also, clarify variable types and update using directives.
closes #319