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A learned upstream refusal (e.g. a reasoning-effort rung the gateway rejects for entitlement reasons) was persisted under a destination-wide key: provider, model, effort. Every credential reaching the same destination then inherited that refusal, so a low-entitlement key could silently shrink the advertised ladder of a higher-entitlement key on the same provider entry.

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  • New credentialIdentity() binds each learned fact to a one-way SHA-256 digest of the active apiKey (which mirrors the active pool entry); no raw credential is persisted.
  • The support row key becomes a JSON array [providerKey, credential, modelId, effort], removing the pipe-delimiter ambiguity.
  • The persisted snapshot advances to version: 2; legacy version: 1 destination-wide rows are deliberately ignored on load so a lower-entitlement account''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s refusals do not survive the upgrade.
  • Providers without a key-auth identity still read published metadata but neither teach nor consult the learned-refusal cache.

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  • bun test tests/codex-integration/reasoning-metadata.test.ts — 18 pass, including new coverage that a refusal recorded under one credential leaves a different credential''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s ladder intact at the same destination, and that legacy v1 rows are ignored.
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    • Provider API keys can now be resolved from literal values, environment variables, or OS keychain references.
    • Added secure keychain-backed credential storage with read, write, deletion, and availability checks.
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    • Reasoning-effort preferences are now isolated by credential, preventing one API key’s settings from affecting another.
    • Rotating credentials clears previously learned reasoning restrictions.
    • Legacy reasoning-cache entries are safely ignored.
    • Keychain resolution no longer falls back to exposing plaintext credentials when access fails.

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The pull request adds shared provider API-key resolution, routes key-store operations through it, and scopes reasoning-effort refusals to SHA-256 identities of resolved credentials. Support-cache persistence moves to version 2, with tests for literal, environment, keychain, rotation, and legacy-row behavior.

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Credential resolution and keychain probing
src/providers/api-key-resolve.ts
Adds synchronous resolution for literal values, environment references, and keychain: references. Keychain reads use caching, one warning per account, and fail-closed behavior.
Shared keychain integration
src/providers/key-store.ts
Moves keychain APIs behind api-key-resolve.ts while preserving re-exports. Writes, rollback, restoration, and cleanup use the shared entry factory and cache invalidation.
Credential-scoped reasoning metadata
src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts
Stores credential digests in version 2 support rows. Version 1 rows are ignored, and credential-less providers do not record or apply refusals.
Credential-scoped integration coverage
tests/codex-integration/reasoning-metadata.test.ts
Tests per-credential isolation, environment and keychain reference matching, credential binding across rotation, and legacy-row invalidation.

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  participant RequestConfig
  participant resolveProviderApiKey
  participant ReasoningMetadata
  participant SupportSnapshot
  RequestConfig->>resolveProviderApiKey: Resolve configured API key
  resolveProviderApiKey-->>ReasoningMetadata: Return resolved wire credential
  ReasoningMetadata->>ReasoningMetadata: Hash credential and build support key
  ReasoningMetadata->>SupportSnapshot: Persist version 2 refusal row
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리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80

한 키가 추론 단계를 거절당하면, 그 거절이 같은 주소의 다른 키까지 따라가던 문제를 고친다.

OpenCode에 키를 여러 개 넣어 두면, 예전에는 등급이 낮은 키가 max를 거절당했을 때 등급이 높은 키의 단계 목록에서도 max가 빠졌다. 이제는 키를 SHA-256으로 줄인 값만 저장하고, 그 값이 같은 키만 거절을 물려받는다. 키 원문은 캐시 파일에 넣지 않는다. 옛 저장본(version 1)은 읽지 않는다. 읽으면 업그레이드 뒤에도 그 거절이 모든 키에 남기 때문이다. 키가 없는 제공자는 공개된 단계 목록만 보여주고, 거절은 저장도 조회도 하지 않는다. 베이스는 dev다.

credentialIdentity (src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts 168행) - 설정에 적힌 apiKey 칸을 그대로 해시한다. 요청을 보낼 때는 routedProviderConfig가 환경변수나 keychain: 참조를 실제 비밀로 바꾼 뒤, 그 비밀을 apiKey에 넣는다 (src/router.ts 445행). 모델 목록은 captureProviderGather가 파일에 적힌 참조 문자열을 그대로 들고 단계 목록을 만든다 (src/codex/catalog/gather-capture.ts 349행, src/codex/catalog/provider-models.ts 144행). 파일에 비밀이 그대로 있으면 양쪽 해시가 같아서 이번 테스트는 통과한다. 키체인이나 ${환경변수}면 거절은 비밀 쪽으로 저장되고, 목록은 참조 문자열 쪽으로 찾는다. 목록에는 max가 남고, 실제 요청만 max를 뺀다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

해시를 실제 비밀에 맞추면, 키체인에만 있던 비밀의 해시가 reasoning-support-cache.json에 남는다. 원문은 아니지만, 그 파일만 빠져도 후보 키를 맞춰 볼 수 있다. 참조 문자열만 해시하면 비밀은 안 새지만, 목록과 요청이 서로 다른 값을 본다.

이 파일은 ../config를 통째로 가져오면 순환으로 깨진다. resolveProviderApiKey는 그 통로를 탄다. 그 함수를 여기로 바로 가져오는 수정은 쓰면 안 된다.

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credentialIdentity가 라우터가 보내는 것과 같은 문자열을 해시하게 해라. 환경변수와 키체인을 푼 뒤 앞뒤 공백을 버린 값이다. 이미 풀린 비밀은 한 번 더 풀어도 같아야 한다. 순환을 피하려면 풀기 함수를 배럴 없는 작은 모듈로 빼거나, 목록을 만들기 전에 풀린 키를 provider 복제본의 apiKey에 올려라. 키체인 참조와 환경변수 참조가 같은 비밀이면 거절을 공유하고, 다른 비밀이면 갈라지는 테스트를 하나 추가해라.

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이 PR은 키마다 추론 단계 거절을 따로 기억한다. 등급이 낮은 키가 max를 거절당해도, 같은 주소의 다른 키 목록에서 max가 빠지지 않는다. 파일에는 키 원문 대신 SHA-256만 남긴다. 옛 저장본(version 1)은 읽지 않는다. 읽으면 업그레이드 뒤에도 그 거절이 모든 키에 남기 때문이다. 베이스는 dev다.

이번 커밋은 지난 리뷰의 어긋남을 막았다. 요청은 키체인이나 환경변수를 풀어 실제 비밀을 보내고, 모델 목록은 설정에 적힌 keychain:${환경변수} 글자를 그대로 들고 있었다. 거절은 비밀 쪽으로 저장되고, 목록은 그 글자 쪽으로 찾았다. 키체인이나 환경변수를 쓰는 사람은 목록에 max가 그대로 남고, 실제 요청만 max를 뺐다.

이제는 credentialIdentity가 양쪽에서 설정에 적힌 식을 먼저 고른다. 요청 쪽은 _apiKeyAttempt.reference, 목록 쪽은 apiKey다. 그 식을 resolveProviderApiKey로 푼 뒤 해시한다. 같은 비밀이면 같은 해시가 되고, 비밀이 바뀌면 옛 거절은 따라가지 않는다. 풀기 함수는 src/providers/api-key-resolve.ts에 있다. src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts../config를 통째로 가져오면 두 파일이 서로를 불러 로딩이 끊긴다. 새 파일은 config/proxy-env만 가져와서 그 길을 피한다.

tests/codex-integration/reasoning-metadata.test.ts - 환경변수끼리, 키체인끼리는 요청에서 배운 거절이 목록에도 적용되는지 본다. 키체인 참조와 환경변수 참조가 같은 비밀이면 거절을 공유하고, 다른 비밀이면 갈라지는 경우는 아직 없다. 해시는 풀어 낸 비밀이라 코드는 이미 그렇게 동작한다. 테스트만 빠져 있다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

해시를 실제 비밀에 맞추면 reasoning-support-cache.json에 그 비밀의 SHA-256이 남는다. 원문은 안 나온다. 짧은 키는 그 파일만 빠져도 후보를 맞춰 볼 수 있다. 이 커밋은 실제 비밀을 해시하는 쪽을 택했다. 참조 글자만 해시하면 비밀은 안 새지만, 목록과 요청이 다시 어긋난다.

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머지해도 된다. 같은 비밀을 키체인과 환경변수로 나눠 적었을 때 거절이 한곳으로 모이는 테스트 하나를 더 넣어라. 다른 비밀이면 안 모이는지도 같이 확인해라.

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🟡 Minor · Validate version-2 support keys before loading. · reasoning-metadata.ts:245-249

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Validate version-2 support keys before loading.

loadSupport accepts any row with a numeric at value and stores its raw key. Both persistence loops parse that key inside one try block. A key that makes JSON.parse(rowKey) throw is caught, so the application does not crash and the loop does not skip only that row. Instead, atomicWriteFile is skipped for the entire batch, leaving newly learned refusals only in memory and causing later writes to fail while the malformed row remains.

Require each loaded key to be a four-string JSON array, discard invalid rows, and retain the validated effort for persistence instead of reparsing the raw key. Current producers call supportKey, so malformed keys can enter through an externally edited, foreign, or corrupted cache file.

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In `@src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts`:
- Around line 178-179: Update credentialIdentity so that when
_apiKeyAttempt.reference exists, it hashes provider.apiKey directly instead of
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이 PR은 추론 단계 거절을 키마다 따로 기억한다. 등급이 낮은 키가 max를 거절당해도, 같은 주소의 다른 키 목록에서 max가 빠지지 않는다. 파일에는 키 원문 대신 SHA-256만 남긴다. 옛 저장본(version 1)은 읽지 않는다. 베이스는 dev다.

지난번 추가 리뷰 뒤 커밋(e9a085d)이 한 가지를 고쳤다. 예전에는 요청이 끝난 뒤에도 _apiKeyAttempt.reference를 다시 풀어서 해시했다. 라우팅과 거절 기록 사이에 키체인이나 환경변수 값이 바뀌면, 거절이 새 키 쪽으로 붙고 실제로 거절당한 키는 그대로 남았다. 지금은 요청 쪽(_apiKeyAttempt.reference가 있을 때)은 라우터가 넣어 둔 apiKey를 그대로 해시한다. 목록 쪽만 설정에 적힌 식을 풀어서 해시한다. 같은 비밀이면 양쪽이 맞고, 참조 뒤에서 키가 바뀌면 옛 거절은 따라가지 않는다.

tests/codex-integration/reasoning-metadata.test.ts - 요청 직후 환경변수를 바꾼 뒤, 거절이 serving-secret에만 붙고 rotated-secret에는 안 붙는지 본다. 이 회귀는 이번 커밋의 핵심이다.

loadSupport (src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts 247행) - version 2 행을 읽을 때 키가 네 칸짜리 JSON 배열인지 아직 검사하지 않는다. 저장할 때 JSON.parse(rowKey)가 한 번이라도 깨지면 try 전체가 잡혀서, 그 배치의 atomicWriteFile이 통째로 건너뛴다. 깨진 행이 파일에 남아 있으면 새로 배운 거절이 디스크에만 안 남고 메모리에는 남을 수 있다. 정상 경로에서는 supportKey만 쓰므로 흔하지는 않다. 손대거나 다른 프로그램이 만진 캐시에서만 나온다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

지난번에 말한 키체인과 환경변수가 같은 비밀을 가리킬 때 거절이 한곳으로 모이는 테스트는 아직 없다. 코드는 풀어 낸 비밀을 해시하니 동작은 이미 그렇다. 테스트만 없다. 이번 회전 테스트가 더 급한 구멍이었고, 그건 채웠다.

깨진 캐시 키를 로드 때 버릴지, 저장 루프에서 행마다 try를 갈라 쓸지는 취향이다. 둘 다 막으면 된다.

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머지해도 된다. 원하면 loadSupport에서 키가 ["문자열","문자열","문자열","문자열"] 형태가 아니면 그 행만 버리고, 저장 루프는 행마다 따로 try를 걸어라. 키체인·환경변수 공유/분리 테스트는 있으면 좋고, 없어도 이번 구멍은 막혔다.

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🟡 Minor · Validate each loaded support-cache row key. · reasoning-metadata.ts:376-383

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Validate each loaded support-cache row key.

supportKey() creates a four-element JSON string array, but loadSupport() retains any version-2 row with a numeric at without validating the key. A later persistence pass calls JSON.parse(rowKey)[3]; a malformed key can throw and prevent the cache write inside the catch block.

Parse each key during loading. Require a four-element string array and discard invalid rows. Store the validated effort with the row so persistence does not parse an untrusted key again.

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In `@src/providers/reasoning-metadata.ts` around lines 376 - 383, Update
loadSupport to parse and validate each version-2 row key as a four-element
string array, discarding rows with invalid keys or timestamps. Retain the
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The catalog path carries the configured apiKey expression while the request path carries the resolved secret, so a refusal learned under the resolved-secret hash was looked up under the reference-string hash and never applied for keychain/env users. credentialIdentity now resolves the configured expression (_apiKeyAttempt.reference on the request path, apiKey on the catalog path) before hashing, so both sides bind learned refusals to the same wire credential. The read-path resolver moves to the leaf module api-key-resolve so reasoning-metadata can import it without the ../config barrel cycle.
…solved

_apiKeyAttempt.reference is provenance for the routed apiKey, not a second source of truth: re-resolving it at record time performs a live env/keychain read, so a rotation between routing and recordUnsupportedReasoningEffort bound the learned refusal to the rotated credential and left the refused one unclamped. credentialIdentity now hashes provider.apiKey directly when a reference exists (the credential that served the request) and only resolves the configured expression on the catalog path, where apiKey is still unresolved.
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…y cooldown to its credential

Exact-head CI on this branch failed gates, both typecheck-dependent shards and
one Cursor case. Three causes, fixed here.

catalog/effort.ts and catalog/build-entries.ts cast a partially populated
ladder to Array<{ effort?: string }> and push a canonical CODEX_REASONING_LEVELS
rung into it, which also carries description. That was always a type error, but
reasoning-effort.ts -> providers/reasoning-metadata.ts -> providers/key-store.ts
-> the ../config barrel formed an import cycle in which the rung type degraded
and the excess-property check never ran. Carried #5145 breaks that cycle by
design, so the latent error surfaced here first. reasoning-effort.ts now exports
CodexReasoningLevel and the three casts derive Array<Partial<CodexReasoningLevel>>
from it rather than restating a narrower shape. The translator-budget contract
test, which spawns tsc over the project, was downstream of these errors.

The Cursor cooldown case was a real regression from this lane. Scoping only the
roster reads to the credential left the failure cooldown provider-wide, so the
branch had to require a credential-scoped stale entry before honouring it, and a
discovery that fails before caching anything has no stale entry -- reopening the
timeout storm #54 closed. The scope now sits where the observation belongs: a
discovery failure records the credential that observed it and suppresses only
that credential. A failure recorded without an identity stays
credential-agnostic and suppresses everyone, so plain-endpoint providers and the
existing Qoder branch are unchanged.

cache-diagnostic.ts narrowed draft.promptCacheKey through optional chaining and
then read it again unguarded; the inbound key is bound once.
lidge-jun added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 20, 2026
…on and add privacy-bounded cache diagnostics (#5268)

* fix(codex): preserve cache affinity across model detours

Carries #5209.

A gated-model detour under pool.cacheAffinity + the quota strategy evicted a
cache-warm shared binding on a threshold crossing (a hint), before the account
was actually exhausted. The three shared-state/affinity preservation
predicates now use the 100%-exhaustion boundary via
hasCodexSharedStateQuotaHeadroom, matching live-binding quota re-evaluation.

Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(reasoning): scope learned reasoning-effort refusals to credential identity

Carries #5145.

A learned upstream refusal was persisted under a destination-wide key
(provider, model, effort), so every credential reaching the same destination
inherited it. Each learned fact is now bound to a one-way SHA-256 digest of
the active credential; the support row key becomes a JSON array; the snapshot
advances to version 2 and legacy destination-wide rows are ignored on load.

Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(cursor): isolate live roster and Max Mode evidence by account

Carries #5229.

Cursor pooled accounts shared module-level singletons for the Claude
wire-spelling map and the Max-Mode evidence set, so a discovery recorded
under one credential could rewrite the wire id or arm ultra for a request
resolved under a different account. Both maps are now keyed by a non-secret
sha256 scope over the upstream destination and credential, and a
provider-scoped evidence entry is dropped when its model cache clears.

Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(codex): fence entitlement credential refreshes behind admission

Carries #5214.

Background and data-plane entitlement resolves (catalog sync, convergence,
serve-options /models, CLI startup discovery, ensureCodexEntitlementFreshness)
could refresh or rewrite the native auth.json while native-main lifecycle,
recovery, or profile-switch drains intend the physical native identity to
stay untouched, and a refused claim also took down Pool discovery. Adds
model-entitlement-admission.ts plus withNativeMainCredentialAdmission in
native-main-admission.ts, applied at the five sites; the test file lands in
the codex-integration domain registered in the layout map.

Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(usage): show cache metrics by model

Carries #4793.

The Usage page's Models table now shows input tokens, output tokens, cache
hits, cache writes, and cache hit rate for each model; providers without
cache telemetry render an em dash. Includes translations for all supported
GUI locales, dashboard documentation, and a rendered GUI regression test.

Co-authored-by: xdober <10195626+xdober@users.noreply.github.com>

* test(codex): move cache-affinity detour cases to a sibling under the file-size cap

codex-routing.test.ts sits exactly at its file-size cap; the carried #5209
cases would have grown it 83 lines over. The three detour cases move to
codex-routing-cache-affinity-detour.test.ts byte for byte with their own
minimal harness, registered in both layout.json and the expected fixture.

* fix(codex): bind Cursor and Devin live rosters to the observing credential

The live Cursor and Devin model rosters are entitlement-specific, but their
provider roster cache was scoped by provider name alone: a credential switch
could read the previous account's fresh or stale plan roster, and a failed
discovery's cooldown suppressed the next credential's first fetch while
offering it the previous account's stale list. Bind the cache entry to an
irreversible credential fingerprint (the Qoder precedent), make the stale
fallback credential-scoped, and let a credential with no roster of its own
fetch through another credential's cooldown. Quota and rate-limit health stay
account-scoped by design: they describe the subscription, not the token
generation, and the 401/403 quarantine is already generation-fenced.

* fix(codex): fence cancelled entitlement refreshes behind caller cancellation

A data-plane /v1/models request now passes its own signal into admitted
entitlement resolution, and the native-main token refresh re-checks that
signal after the upstream grant resolves and before the auth.json commit: a
refresh that resolves after its caller went away no longer rewrites the
physical credential on behalf of a request that no longer exists. The reauth
twin already fenced its commit the same way; the roster-cache publication
stays fenced by credential identity and mutation epoch, which is the
correct boundary for a shared flight.

* feat(usage): opt-in privacy-bounded cache diagnostic (#5178)

Under OPENCODEX_CACHE_DEBUG=1 the proxy writes one record per finalized
request to <config-dir>/cache-debug.jsonl (0600, 200-to-100 rolling), letting
an operator compare two requests and tell a client prefix change, an account
change, and a proxy transformation change apart as the cause of a cache-read
drop. Records hold only presence booleans, counts, closed enums, the raw
upstream cache counter before defaulting, and process-local HMAC equality
tags (independent process-random key, never persisted) for the prompt-cache
key, allowlisted session headers, the account log label, and ordered
instruction/tool/message blocks capped at 128 per section with only the
first divergent section/index. No prompt text, tool names, raw identifiers,
or header values are recorded, and no tag survives a process restart, so a
fingerprint can never become a public or durable correlation key. The
request path reaches the module through a process-local registration hook so
responses/core.ts gains no runtime import, and an all-zero usage frame with
a measured cache counter now survives extraction instead of collapsing to
"unreported", which is what keeps a measured zero distinct from an absent
counter downstream. Off by default.

* docs(devlog): record lane D account/cache-generation progress

* fix(usage,tests): close review findings on the diagnostic and the moved admission test

Pre-CI adversarial review found two blocking defects: the carried
entitlement-admission test kept its tests-root import paths after the domain
move (every case failed at load), and the diagnostic's block splitter
aliased an array-valued instructions field, so observation would have
mutated the live request body the adapter was about to serialize. Both are
fixed, the second with a mutation regression test. The all-zero usage
extraction change is reverted: it reclassified spend settlement for
placeholder frames, and the measured-zero versus absent distinction already
rides the provenance enum for every frame that reports tokens.

* fix(catalog,codex): derive the reasoning-rung type and scope discovery cooldown to its credential

Exact-head CI on this branch failed gates, both typecheck-dependent shards and
one Cursor case. Three causes, fixed here.

catalog/effort.ts and catalog/build-entries.ts cast a partially populated
ladder to Array<{ effort?: string }> and push a canonical CODEX_REASONING_LEVELS
rung into it, which also carries description. That was always a type error, but
reasoning-effort.ts -> providers/reasoning-metadata.ts -> providers/key-store.ts
-> the ../config barrel formed an import cycle in which the rung type degraded
and the excess-property check never ran. Carried #5145 breaks that cycle by
design, so the latent error surfaced here first. reasoning-effort.ts now exports
CodexReasoningLevel and the three casts derive Array<Partial<CodexReasoningLevel>>
from it rather than restating a narrower shape. The translator-budget contract
test, which spawns tsc over the project, was downstream of these errors.

The Cursor cooldown case was a real regression from this lane. Scoping only the
roster reads to the credential left the failure cooldown provider-wide, so the
branch had to require a credential-scoped stale entry before honouring it, and a
discovery that fails before caching anything has no stale entry -- reopening the
timeout storm #54 closed. The scope now sits where the observation belongs: a
discovery failure records the credential that observed it and suppresses only
that credential. A failure recorded without an identity stays
credential-agnostic and suppresses everyone, so plain-endpoint providers and the
existing Qoder branch are unchanged.

cache-diagnostic.ts narrowed draft.promptCacheKey through optional chaining and
then read it again unguarded; the inbound key is bound once.

* fix(gui-tests): derive the usage header and locale symbol checks from their sources

The carried #4793 columns broke three GUI assertions that restate what the
page and the catalogs already own.

usage-custom-range listed the models-table headers as English literals and
omitted the API list-price column that ships today, so the case failed on any
tree where both exist. The expectation now maps the ordered column keys the
page renders through the en catalog, which is where that copy lives.

The French accidental-English guard and the zh-TW stale-placeholder guard both
flagged usage.unavailable, whose value is an em dash. A value with no letters
once its placeholders are removed has nothing to translate and is identical in
every locale by construction, so both checks now derive that from the value
instead of taking one more allowlist entry. Real words still fail: the existing
entries that carry letters, such as uptime.hour, remain allowlisted and
required.

* docs(devlog): record the lane D CI dispositions

* test(ci): quarantine the 50 MiB sideband relay case into its own lane

sideband GET /v1/live/{callId} relays a 50 MiB WebSocket frame end to end
against a hard 15s deadline while sharing a process with the rest of its
--shard=N/2 half, so its result measures the whole process rather than the
relay. On dev it lands in shard 1 and its echo leg alone spends 7.4s of that
budget. Three test files added elsewhere in this branch made Bun repartition
the halves, the case moved to shard 2, and the echo leg went past 15s twice
with the peer never receiving the frame -- with nothing on the sideband path
changed.

SERIAL_FULL_SUITE_FILES is the mechanism this repository already has for that
category; its own guard describes it as quarantining load-sensitive files into
one-worker lanes. The deadline, the assertion and the macOS leg are unchanged;
the case simply stops sharing a process, which also keeps it from breaking the
next branch that adds a test file anywhere in the tree.

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Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: xdober <10195626+xdober@users.noreply.github.com>
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Superseded by #5268, merged to dev as 53725b0dec3e20f1d6e5d0e144aab4a3ab722806, carried with attribution in the branch commit.

Learned reasoning-effort refusals are now scoped to credential identity, so a refusal learned from a replaced account no longer transfers to its successor.

The four account-scoped pull requests landed together because they are one attribution defect seen at different layers: an observation belonging to an account or credential generation must not survive its replacement. Fixing them separately would have left each one's tests blind to the others' leakage.

Closing as superseded rather than stale.

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