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Revert payment/wechat, sora/claude-max cleanup, fork-only migrations,
and cosmetic changes that were brought in by the release sync commit.
Keep only channel-monitor related improvements:
- PublicSettingsInjectionPayload named struct with drift test
- ChannelMonitorRunner graceful shutdown in wire
- image_output_price in SupportedModelChip
- Simplified buildSelfNavItems in AppSidebar
- Gateway WARN logs for 503 branches

- Extract PublicSettingsInjectionPayload named struct with drift test
- Add channel_monitor_default_interval_seconds to SSR injection
- Add image_output_price to SupportedModelChip
- Simplify AppSidebar buildSelfNavItems (admins see available channels)
- Add gateway WARN logs for 503 no-available-accounts branches
- Wire ChannelMonitorRunner into provideCleanup for graceful shutdown
- Add migrations 130/131 (CC template userid fix + mimicry field cleanup)
- Clean up fork-only features (sora, claude max simulation, client affinity)
- Remove ~320 obsolete i18n keys
- Add codexUsage utility, WechatServiceButton, BulkEditAccountModal
- Tidy go.sum

- Add compile-time interface assertion for sessionWindowMockRepo
- Fix flaky fallback test by capturing time.Now() before calling UpdateSessionWindow
- Replace stale hardcoded timestamps with dynamic future values
- Add millisecond detection and bounds validation for reset header timestamp
- Use pause/resume pattern for interval in UsageProgressBar to avoid idle timers on large lists
- Fix gofmt comment alignment
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The 5h window reset time displayed for Setup Token accounts was inaccurate
because UpdateSessionWindow predicted the window end as "current hour + 5h"
instead of reading the actual `anthropic-ratelimit-unified-5h-reset` response
header. This caused the countdown to differ from the official Claude page.

Backend: parse the reset header (Unix timestamp) and use it as the real
window end, falling back to the hour-truncated prediction only when the
header is absent. Also correct stale predictions when a subsequent request
provides the real reset time.

Frontend: add a reactive 60s timer so the reset countdown in
UsageProgressBar ticks down in real-time instead of freezing at the
initial value.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>