fix(trials): show accounting tolerance and offer paid recovery - #54
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Show open accounting requests and the server-configured limit in /usage, preserve free access below the threshold, and offer explicit paid activation when the limit pauses inference. Startup and ongoing conversations share the existing consent flow; successful activation retries only the rejected HTTP request. Non-interactive sessions never accept payment.
New fields are optional for older backend responses. Includes version 0.15.24 for the next signed release.
Validation: focused consent, entitlement and error-classification tests; production CLI/SDK build; React rendering scenarios. Desktop signing is enabled and both required secret names exist in the release environment.
Publish after backend PR verbeux-ai/verboo-code-back#33 and the web clients.