Good question. It never silently re-quotes. At execution it rechecks that both exact channels remain usable and sufficiently liquid: if they do, it submits the reviewed route; if not, or changed fees invalidate it, it fails and requires a fresh quote.
The cap is a hard absolute limit in sats, not ppm. The actual fee must match the quoted fee and remain below that cap.
Good question. It never silently re-quotes. At execution it rechecks that both exact channels remain usable and sufficiently liquid: if they do, it submits the reviewed route; if not, or changed fees invalidate it, it fails and requires a fresh quote.
The cap is a hard absolute limit in sats, not ppm. The actual fee must match the quoted fee and remain below that cap.