PayPal: Perform full refund if amount=None #411
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Since PayPal does support refunding without an amount specified and django-payment's API as well, it makes sense to me.
The benefit is that for various reasons the local copy of the payment (
BasePayment.captured_amount) may get easily desynchronized with the payment gateway (e.g. bugs like this #309 (see #412)). This performs the full refund regardless of theBasePayment.captured_amount.This change will have an effect only if #401 gets fixed (see #410) but it won't hurt otherwise too.
Feel free to request any necessary changes 🙏