feat(qoder): support PAT (Personal Access Token) connections end-to-end
Adds pt-... token auth as an alternative to OAuth device flow. A PAT can't sign COSY requests directly, so it's exchanged for a short-lived job token (jt-...) plus userId via openapi.qoder.sh, then used for signing. Also fixes job-token traffic (jt-...) being rejected by api3.qoder.sh with 403 "Login expired" — the official qodercli serves jt- traffic from api2.qoder.sh instead, so buildUrl/model-list routing now branches on it. Quota usage and the dashboard add-key modal are updated to resolve PAT credentials and label the field correctly, and bulk-add now validates each key so it gets a real testStatus instead of a hardcoded "unknown".
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@@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ export default function ProviderDetailPage() {
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const apiKeyConnectionLabel =
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providerId === "xai" ? "xAI API Key"
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: providerId === "kimi" ? "Kimi API Key"
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: providerId === "qoder" ? "PAT"
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: "API Key";
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// Resolve suffix "(level)" for a model when a thinking level is picked and the model supports it.
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const resolveThinkingSuffix = (modelId) => {
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