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fix(chat): keep context usage ring neutral - #407
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The composer context usage ring changed to warning colors at 70% and red at 85%, making normal progress toward automatic compaction look like an error. Hovering also changed the ring to a high-contrast foreground.
Keep the ring in the muted foreground color at every usage level and on hover, while preserving its progress, focus indication, and usage details. Automatic compaction behavior is unchanged. Add a regression test confirming the meter uses the latest request snapshot and falls from 100% to 10% when a newer request reports lower usage.
Validation: 75 tests pass across context usage, composer mode controls, model limits, and agent event translation. TypeScript, changed-file lint and formatting, and git diff --check pass. No live long-session compaction or Electron visual test was performed.