fix(model): add --yes flag to npx ccusage command

[AnnatarHe]

Add --yes flag when calling npx to run ccusage to auto-accept prompts and avoid blocking the command execution.

Fixes #125

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where the npx ccusage command could block execution due to interactive prompts. By incorporating the --yes flag, the command will now run non-interactively, streamlining the data collection process and improving the robustness of the system when npx is used as a fallback.

Highlights

• NPM Command Execution: The --yes flag has been added to the npx ccusage command execution. This change ensures that npx automatically accepts any prompts, preventing the command from blocking and requiring manual intervention.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds the --yes flag to the npx ccusage command to prevent it from blocking on user prompts. The change is well-implemented and necessary for non-interactive execution. For consistency, you might also consider adding the --yes flag to the bunx command, as it can exhibit the same prompting behavior. This would ensure the tool runs smoothly regardless of which package runner is used.