MyToken!!!!! 0.4.0

• Rebuilt on MyGo 0.4.8. Charts, tables, selectors and search boxes are
  now the framework's own controls, so keyboard navigation, screen readers
  and animation come from the platform: data tips follow the arrow keys and
  are announced, the sidebar is a labelled tab list, and the sliding
  highlight is a real transition instead of a per-frame animation. The
  five-colour theme, the glass panels and each page's own accent are
  unchanged.
• More than one copy of a tool. Settings › Sources can add, move, remove
  and promote sources, including turning a backup copy of a folder into a
  live one. Every copy keeps a stable id, so sessions, cache rows, providers
  and reports never mix two installations. An explicit path that is wrong is
  now reported as an error instead of silently falling back to a default.
• Providers by identity, not by name. Requests are grouped by the
  endpoint they came from, so a renamed alias or a moved domain no longer
  splits the statistics and two accounts behind one relay keep their own
  billing. Renaming a provider changes its label only.
• mytoken snapshot --once --json, a versioned JSON envelope with
  freshness, source and diagnostics for scripts and status bars, plus
  mytoken statusline, mytoken report day|week|month and
  mytoken report --by branch. Read-only commands never write to the
  database, even while another copy of MyToken is running.
• Know why a source is empty. Settings and mytoken doctor say whether a
  source has no data because it was never scanned, has no token counts,
  cannot be read, or is not supported — instead of showing a silent zero.
• Budget alerts (Settings › Budget): notify when a day, week or month
  crosses 80% or 100% of a limit, at most once per period, from estimated
  cost. Alerts stay off until a fixed IANA timezone is selected, because day
  boundaries are otherwise undefined.
• Quotas. Codex rate limits are read from its own logs, offline, and a
  fresh unusable reading never replaces a usable older one; quota list,
  quota status and the countdown come from the percentages the provider
  reports. Claude's quota is opt-in and off by default: enabling it shows the
  exact credential source and endpoint first, never refreshes tokens, and can
  be turned off from the CLI while the app runs.
• Live speed in the tray: committed output tokens per second over the
  last minute, labelled as a measurement of committed output and not of model
  generation speed. mytoken statusline shows the same.
• Branch reports: usage grouped by the git branch a session's own records
  name, with worktrees of one repository folded together; contradictory
  evidence is reported as unknown rather than guessed.
• The Windows installer is still unsigned and macOS builds are ad-hoc signed;
  the second batch of supported tools has not been checked against real logs
  yet.

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0