CodeZaiku 0.3.14

What's new: a stronger model can check a cheaper model's work, the chat remembers what you decided, and bug fixes.

--overseer <model>: one model does the work, a stronger one checks it and says what is wrong. Off by default; in our tests
it did not help much.
A coding run's plan now lists the files it will change and what needs a test.
When a fix is finished without a test, the model is asked to add one.
The chat says what kind of change it is about to make: a quick try, a small change, or a big one.
The chat remembers your corrections and decisions from earlier turns.
--effort on|off turns a model's thinking on or off (OpenRouter models).
--model auto uses a model's free version on OpenRouter when nobody is waiting for the job. codezaiku run --wait 0 says
nobody is waiting.
When a run changes a file its plan did not mention, it says so.
A file read that was cut off tells the model how to read the rest.

A run that finished on its last turn with passing tests was reported as unfinished.
Files written with shell commands were not seen by the checks.
A message with the word "only" in it was taken as a correction.
On hosted models the model's reasoning was sent back with every request, which cost five times as much.
One instruction made GLM read for sixty turns without writing anything.

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