Add secure scoped usage reporting - #268
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Closes #241
What changed
Why
The existing Usage page could not reliably answer where spend occurred or which models drove it, and regular users had no safe view of their own usage. Reporting also needed safeguards so analytical queries cannot pressure gateway database capacity.
This implements the issue end to end while retaining a clean UI and keeping the security boundary in server-side SQL predicates.
User and developer impact
spend_reporting_v2_enableduntil migrations and fleet readiness are confirmedValidation
uv run pytest -q: 2,711 passed, 121 skippednpm run test:unitinui/: 101 passednpm run buildinui/: passedgit diff --check: passed