Codenotch 1.13.1

Fixes a crash on Chinese Macs, and a Deny on the keychain question now means no.

• No more crash in Simplified Chinese (#237): with the app in 简体中文, a provider past 80% crashed Codenotch a few seconds after launch. The translation took its values in the wrong order. It's fixed, and every translation in every language is now checked for this.
• Deny means no (#98, #72): answering Deny when macOS asks about a saved login now stops Codenotch reading that account from any source (keychain, the claude CLI, Claude Desktop's cache) until you choose Allow access… again. Settings no longer tells you to pick "Always Allow".
• Fewer file access prompts (#227): renewing Claude's login no longer starts your MCP servers and hooks, and Kimi sessions are matched without looking inside your folders, so macOS stops asking about Documents, Desktop or network volumes on Codenotch's behalf.
• Smaller fixes: Kiro reads usage from kiro-cli 2.21 (#220); GLM Start Plan says why it has no usage (#71); a Claude account whose answer lists no limits says so instead of waiting forever (#178); the Windows event server accepts only POST, caps what it stores, and clears a stuck waiting card after a day (#165).

The Windows installer is attached by the packaging workflow a few minutes after this release goes up (unsigned: More info → Run anyway).

Thanks to @duanquzhi, @Arad-Afzali, @lshalamb, @MouamleH, @howard-nguyen-covergo, @MilanVives, @Stahlwalker and @yehia2030 for the precise reports.