fix: apply Codex quota refresh before history scan#31
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Codex quota loading is fast, but project history refresh can be much heavier because it may scan all-time usage and SQLite logs after a source fingerprint change. Previously the interim Codex quota state was posted to the main thread with waitUntilDone=False, so the background refresh could immediately continue into the heavier history work before the menubar UI had applied the fresh quota. That made Codex usage look stale until a later event or another message caused another refresh.
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