Gengchou v2.2.2

Gengchou v2.2.2

This patch makes multi-provider refreshes complete sooner and keeps Claude
quota data aligned with the provider's real cooldown and reset boundaries.

Fixes

• Poll enabled providers concurrently so one slow endpoint no longer delays
  fresh data from every other provider in the same refresh pass.
• Expire a cached Claude quota snapshot as soon as one of its reported reset
  times passes instead of retaining pre-reset usage until the next cooldown.
• Align the one-minute refresh timer with Claude's 180-second normal and
  120-second fast cooldown deadlines, avoiding an extra scheduler interval
  when a deadline falls between fixed ticks.
• Preserve existing partial-success behavior, provider-specific error badges,
  and Claude rate-limit backoff while applying the new scheduling logic.
• Retry one transient Codex TLS, transport, or 502/503/504 failure after a
  short delay, with a Codex-specific 10-second request timeout so a stalled
  usage endpoint cannot hold the refresh pass for the previous 30 seconds.
• Keep the last known number visible with a subtle ~ marker for transient
  provider failures and rate limiting, regardless of outage duration or cache
  availability. Reserve the red ! for states that require user action, such
  as missing, expired, or rejected credentials.
• Require consistent authentication rejection across Antigravity's fallback
  endpoints, and avoid applying one provider's authentication error to every
  provider when an all-provider refresh fails for mixed reasons.
• Reuse Antigravity connections with a 10-second per-request timeout, and
  suppress repeated Codex or Antigravity network calls for credentials already
  rejected by the provider. A credential change retries on the next refresh;
  partial failures with unchanged credentials receive a 15-minute safety
  recheck while the other providers continue refreshing.
• Log consecutive transient failures and recovery transitions so short network
  blips can be distinguished from persistent provider outages.
• Detect when the secondary monitor hosting the taskbar widget, floating
  monitor, or an open detail popup is removed (including RDP topology changes)
  and reset the affected surface to its primary-screen default. Ordinary DPI
  changes and Explorer taskbar recreation keep the user's chosen position.

No settings or cache migration is required. Existing v2.2.1 installations can
update in place through Gengchou's built-in updater.