Remove visaelectron.

We don't differentiate other Visa-branded sub-Visa brands (e.g. "Visa Debit"),
there aren't clear public BIN range distinctions, and we had some false
positives.

Users who really want to differentiate Visa Electron can add their own custom
ranges.

This is a breaking change.

Author: jenan-stripe

README.md

@@ -40,7 +40,6 @@ Supported card types are:
 * Discover
 * UnionPay
 * JCB
-* Visa Electron
 * Maestro
 * Forbrugsforeningen
 * Dankort
@@ -160,7 +159,6 @@ Returns a card type. Either:
 * `discover`
 * `unionpay`
 * `jcb`
-* `visaelectron`
 * `maestro`
 * `forbrugsforeningen`
 * `dankort`

lib/jquery.payment.js

@@ -39,16 +39,6 @@ $.payment.cards = cards = [
     cvcLength: [3]
     luhn: true
   }
-  {
-    type: 'visaelectron'
-    patterns: [
-      4026, 417500, 4405, 4508, 4844, 4913, 4917
-    ]
-    format: defaultFormat
-    length: [16]
-    cvcLength: [3]
-    luhn: true
-  }
   {
     type: 'maestro'
     patterns: [

lib/jquery.payment.min.js

@@ -39,8 +39,6 @@ describe 'jquery.payment', ->
       assert.equal topic, false
 
     it 'should validate for all card types', ->
-      assert($.payment.validateCardNumber('4917300800000000'), 'visaelectron')
-
       assert($.payment.validateCardNumber('6759649826438453'), 'maestro')
 
       assert($.payment.validateCardNumber('6007220000000004'), 'forbrugsforeningen')
@@ -241,8 +239,6 @@ describe 'jquery.payment', ->
       assert.equal topic, null
 
     it 'should return correct type for all test numbers', ->
-      assert.equal($.payment.cardType('4917300800000000'), 'visaelectron')
-
       assert.equal($.payment.cardType('6759649826438453'), 'maestro')
       assert.equal($.payment.cardType('6220180012340012345'), 'maestro')