Revenue split uses a new percentage from the day it starts

When you change someone's percentage partway through a month, the bookings before that day keep the old rate and the ones from it get the new one. Before, the whole month was paid at the newer rate.

• A month that crosses a change shows both rates, for example 70% → 50%.
• Someone tipped in a month without bookings of their own still gets a line, with their tips.
• Each person's cut is rounded to the cent once, so their cut and what the business keeps add up exactly to their revenue.
• Changing the price of a visit shared by two team members when you record the payment now changes only the part you recorded it against, so the other person's revenue stays as it was.
• A visit with a cancelled service shows as paid once the rest of it is paid, and its tip goes only to the people who did the services still in it.

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