Usage 0.29.7: Quota panels now fit their content instead of leaving a

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BUGFIX

Quota panels now fit their content instead of leaving a blank strip

When you open the Usage panel to check Codex's weekly quota, an odd blank strip will no longer linger below it. The panel height used to come from a fixed preset. If Codex reported only a weekly window and no 5-hour data, the quota card lost one row but kept the extra height. Now, after each refresh, the panel measures its natural height and the window follows it without exceeding usable screen space; the old value remains a fallback if measuring fails. Think of a tailored hem: one less line of content, one less line of fabric. The World Cup pitch theme is the exception: it marks its intentional full-window backdrop so its designed height remains intact.

Original changelog

Original changelogQuota panels now fit their content instead of leaving a blank strip

**The panel no longer leaves an empty strip at the bottom**: panel height came from a fixed per-panel constant, so any layout that rendered shorter than the registered value left dead space below the footer. The common trigger is Codex reporting only a weekly window with no 5-hour data, which drops a quota row from the card. The panel now measures its own natural height after each refresh and the window resizes to match, clamped to the usable screen area; the registered constants stay as the pre-measurement default and as the fallback when a measurement is unusable. A panel that deliberately leaves room for a full-window backdrop — World Cup's pitch is the only one — marks that region so it keeps its designed height instead of collapsing while the measurement releases the layout's height constraints.