feat(models): add Atlas Cloud provider

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变更描述

新增 Atlas Cloud 的中性技术接入：

• 在 OpenClaw 模型渠道中注册 atlascloud OpenAI-compatible 预设和默认模型
• 在 Hermes provider registry 及 Web mirror 中注册 Atlas Cloud，使用 ATLASCLOUD_API_KEY
• 保留 deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-pro 的完整嵌套模型 ID，修复默认模型诊断对带 / 模型 ID 的解析
• 添加 provider、环境变量、managed key、模型归属和模型引用测试

未修改 README、Logo、赞助位或推广内容。

变更类型

• 新功能 (feat)
• Bug 修复 (fix)
• 代码重构 (refactor)
• 样式调整 (style)
• 性能优化 (perf)
• 文档更新 (docs)
• 构建/CI 配置 (ci/build)
• 其他 (chore)

测试清单

• node --test tests/*.test.js（525 passed，1 skipped）
• npm run build
• cargo fmt --all -- --check
• cargo test --locked hermes_providers（5 passed）
• Atlas Cloud 模型目录与真实 Chat Completions 请求返回 HTTP 200
• 新功能已添加对应测试
• 所有现有 Node 测试通过

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[binyangzhu000-sudo]

Synced with main (22 commits behind). Both conflicts were registries where you and this branch each added entries in the same spot.

src-tauri/src/commands/hermes_providers.rs — kept P_ATLASCLOUD alongside your new P_OPENAI_API and P_FIREWORKS, and set the registry-length assertion to 40 (your 39 plus this one).

The part worth a second look was the model-lookup test. You changed it to assert find_provider_by_model("deepseek-v4-pro") == Some("deepseek"), and this branch asserts "deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-pro" == Some("atlascloud"). Since find_provider_by_model returns None when more than one provider claims a model, a careless merge here could have silently broken your assertion. It doesn't: this provider's models list contains only the prefixed deepseek-ai/deepseek-v4-pro, so the two never both match. Both assertions are kept and both pass.

scripts/dev-api.js — took your provider lines verbatim, including the updated base URLs and transports for anthropic/gemini/deepseek (google_gemini transport, api.deepseek.com/v1, etc.), and re-appended only the atlascloud line.

I also checked the two registries stay in sync, since they're maintained separately: both list exactly 40 providers with identical id sets.

Verification — cargo test --lib hermes: 236 passed, 0 failed, including registry_has_expected_providers and find_provider_by_model_is_unambiguous.

Disclosure: I work at Atlas Cloud.