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Remove ChannelEnd::order_matches() #394

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We should use a match statement instead. This pattern encourages not looking at all possible variants, and shouldn't be used.

At the same time, we should understand what the Order::None represents, and if we keep it, what to do in cases where the order is None.

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    A: good-first-issueAdmin: good for newcomersA: low-priorityAdmin: low priority / non urgent issue, expect longer wait time for PR reviewsO: maintainabilityObjective: cause to ease modification, fault corrections and improve code understanding

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