fix: compact usage limit cards and mask account domains - #60
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Usage-limit cards now place the provider, masked account label, and plan badge in one compact header, with truncation for long labels and no separate account row.
Email masking now abbreviates both the account name and domain using fixed-width dots while retaining the top-level domain:
person@example.combecomesp···n@e···e.com. Tests cover short addresses, subdomains, Unicode domains, trailing punctuation, and repeated masking.Validation: all 238 tests pass;
npm run checkandnpm run buildpass.