fix(usage): price refused-then-served rows and keep client cancels unknown

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Summary

• CodeRabbit on fix: carry Claude translated-lane and usage-metering fixes (VB) #7225, two findings in usage cost classification:
  • (A) A usage-less 429 followed by a measured send makes the row unreported. addEstimatedCost then counted it as unmetered with $0, while computeEntryCost priced it. A multi-attempt row whose cost is fully priced now counts as priced.
  • (B) A 499 client cancel with no usage and no output was a known zero, although the provider may have processed the prompt. 499 is no longer a known zero.
• structure/dashboard-and-usage.md is updated (still within budget). Not covered: a usage-less 502/504 stays a known zero, because an attempt does not record whether the provider or the proxy produced it.

Follow-up to the batch-2 bundle (#7224/#7225), which landed at a head from before this review finding was fixed on the source PR. The same commit was offered on the bundle.

Verification

• Red on dev 7a42860 with only the new tests: bun test tests/usage/usage-partly-measured-cost.test.ts gives 3 pass, 2 fail (estimatedCostUsd: 0; isPriced true for the 499).
• Green: 16 pass, 0 fail. bun run structure:check: passed.
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• tests/test-layout.test.ts and tests/ci-workflows/file-size-ratchet.test.ts: pass.
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• Bug Fixes

  • Usage totals now account for attempts with known pricing even when the overall usage status is unreported or unsupported.
  • Client-cancelled requests (HTTP 499) without usage data are no longer treated as having zero cost, preventing them from being incorrectly counted as priced.
  • Requests containing only an upstream refusal, such as HTTP 429, remain unmetered.
  • Routing analytics now uses the recorded usage entry to calculate costs for successful requests, including requests with earlier refused attempts.

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  • Clarified when usage-less attempts count as known zero cost and when they remain unpriced.

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Usage accounting now classifies rows with measured attempts as priced even when their aggregate status is unreported or unsupported. Usage-less HTTP 499 attempts no longer establish zero cost. Routing analytics calculates successful-row costs from persisted usage entries.

Changes: Usage accounting and routing analytics

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Classify measured and zero-cost attempts src/usage/summary.ts, structure/dashboard-and-usage.md, tests/usage/usage-partly-measured-cost.test.ts	Rows with measured attempts bypass the unmetered classification. HTTP 499 does not prove zero cost. Documentation and tests cover the known-zero conditions and request classifications.
Calculate routing analytics costs src/routing/analytics.ts, tests/routing/routing-analytics.test.ts	Successful routing rows use computeEntryCost on the parsed persisted entry. A test checks the cost and price coverage for a refused 429 attempt followed by a measured successful attempt.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @structure/dashboard-and-usage.md:
- Line 293: Update addEstimatedCost to classify requests using the same
attempt-level pricing distinction as the model and provider request-facts paths:
any potentially billed attempt without usage, including a measured send followed
by HTTP 499, must count as unpriced and not increment unmeteredRequests. Keep
requests composed only of known-zero attempts unmetered.

Review comments at @tests/usage/usage-partly-measured-cost.test.ts:
- Around line 48-52: Extend the test around computeEntryCost to aggregate the
measured attempt and usage-less 499 attempt, then assert the affected model’s
breakdown reports pricedRequests: 0 and unpricedRequests: 1. Use the existing
aggregation and breakdown APIs so the assertion detects regressions in 499
classification rather than relying on top-level addEstimatedCost fields.

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Being carried into #7236 with your authorship preserved; this PR will be closed when the bundle lands.

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Landed on dev via #7236 in a02cecd, carried with Co-authored-by: Vadym O bolein95@gmail.com. That bundle is reviewed and validated (lidge full suite with 0 new failures, mini Windows focused 48/48, hosted CI green). #7233's pricing kept dev's existing partial-cost contract and pins refusal invariance. Details are on #7236. Thank you, @vadymhimself. Closing this one as superseded by that landing.