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Checkout returns 500 when a cart has more than 40 line items
TO DOReporter: Hyun-woo Park
Reproduced on staging 3.14.2 and twice in production this morning. Add 41 items to a cart, press Pay, and the call to /orders/confirm returns 500 and the cart is emptied. Forty items is fine. Both production hits were wholesale accounts, one of them Kettleby Foods. The trace points at the tax line splitter.
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