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feat: allocate tenant credits to users and display personal balances - #83
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Users can receive credits allocated from their tenant pool. Users without a personal account continue to share the tenant pool; an exhausted personal account never falls back to it. Super administrators can allocate credits across tenants, while tenant administrators can allocate only to users in their own tenant. The backend enforces allocation limits against the available tenant balance.
User management adds an icon button for credit allocation and a balance column fetched in batches. Balances use approximate whole numbers and locale-specific compact units, with shared tenant balances explicitly labeled. Regular users can view their own effective balance. The delete action moves to the user edit dialog as an icon button, preserving super-administrator permissions and confirmation.
User deletion and tenant changes retain transactional credit-account lifecycle protection. The chat proxy preserves structured error codes for busy accounts and pending reconciliation, with localized English and Chinese messages.
Validation:
pnpm test— 780 passed;git diff --checkpassed. Browser UI checks covered role-specific controls, compact balances, retry handling, and the edit-dialog delete action.Dependency: requires the matching ragent-service billing endpoints and schema from
docker/db/user_credit_pool.sqlanddocker/db/user_credit_turn_owners.sql.