Adding support for phone and email.

third_party/WebKit/public/platform/modules/payments/payment_request.mojom

 // Copyright 2016 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 [JavaPackage="org.chromium.mojom.payments"]
 module blink.mojom;
 
 // The shipping address that the browser process provides to the renderer
 // process. Built either by the browser or a payment app.
 struct PaymentAddress {
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   // Optional shortest ISO 639 language code. Two or three lower case ASCII
   // letters.
   string language_code;
 
   // Optional ISO 15924 script code. Four ASCII letters. The first letter is
   // upper case; the rest are lower case.
   string script_code;
 
   string organization;
   string recipient;
+  string phone;

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Remove

 };
 
 struct PaymentResponse {
   string method_name;
 
   // Payment method specific JSON string that is built either by the browser or
   // a payment app, for example Android Pay. Browser ensures that the string can
   // be successfully parsed into base::JSONParser. Renderer parses this string
   // via v8::JSON::Parse() and hands off the result to the merchant website.
   // There's no one format for this object, so richer types cannot be used. A
   // simple example:
   //
   // {"nameOnCard": "Jon Doe", "pan": "4111 1111 1111 1111"}
   string stringified_details;
+  string? payer_email;
+  string? payer_phone;

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Let's put payer_email and payer_phone at the bottom of this struct.

 
   PaymentAddress? shipping_address;
   string? shipping_option_id;
 };
 
 interface PaymentRequestClient {
   OnShippingAddressChange(PaymentAddress address);
   OnShippingOptionChange(string shipping_option_id);
   OnPaymentResponse(PaymentResponse response);
   OnError();
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        // object to the payment app, for example Android Pay. There's no one
        // format for this object, so richer types cannot be used. A simple
        // example:
        //
        // {"https://android.com/pay": {"gateway": "stripe"}}
        string stringified_data);
   UpdateWith(PaymentDetails details);
   Abort();
   Complete(bool success);
 };