menubar: refresh quota the moment a window rolls over - #1360
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The menubar showed a window's pre-reset percentage for up to five minutes after its reset instant. The 30s tick now compares the reset dates it already holds for Claude, Codex and the Capacity Dock providers against the previous tick and forces a refresh for the group that rolled over.
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A window that resets at 14:00 kept showing its pre-reset percentage until the next cadence tick, up to five minutes. The 30-second tick now checks whether any known reset instant (Claude's four windows, Codex primary and secondary, every Capacity Dock provider window) fell between the previous tick and now, and forces a quota refresh for just that provider group. Fires once per reset instant; cadence is otherwise untouched; ticks skipped while the display sleeps fire on the first tick after wake. Pure function with four tests; 641 Swift tests pass.