fix(boot): resolve built-in provider pricing safely#4040
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Summary
Splits the provider pricing fallback out of the Guardian Subagent work into a standalone PR.
resolvePricingfor boot-time agent/task/skill/planner pricing wiring.name,kind,base_url) and the built-in provider serves the model.Why
The Guardian PR introduced pricing fallback while wiring Guardian usage display, but this affects executor, planner, task, and skill pricing globally. Keeping it separate makes the behavior easier to review and avoids mixing it with Guardian approval semantics.
Validation
go test ./internal/boot -run TestResolvePricing