Show provider-reported token totals in Desktop - #41
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What changed
Desktop now uses the engine's provider-reported token totals and removes the remaining UI plumbing that generated estimated counts for attached files.
The submodule is pinned to the matching engine fix, so the header and response summaries show actual prompt and completion usage instead of combining actual usage with a rough payload estimate.
Why this matters
For a user, the visible token number is now a reliable measure of what the model provider processed. File reads and web research can still increase real request size, but Desktop no longer inflates the displayed session total with a second approximation.
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