esengine/DeepSeek-Reasonix v0.27.3

v0.27.3 — USD wallet currency + loop refactor

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Headline: USD-account users now see $ instead of ¥ everywhere money is shown in the TUI — wallet balance, turn cost, session cost, top-bar cost label, subagent end-event cost suffix, UsageCard. Pre-fix a USD wallet rendered ¥0.0352 turn · ¥0.461 session · wallet ¥0.91; now it renders $0.0308 turn · $0.064 session · wallet $0.91. Display follows the wallet currency reported by the DeepSeek API, not the UI language. Originally reported in #278 by @Explosion-Scratch.

UI / currency

• fix(ui): USD wallets render $ for wallet balance, turn cost, and session cost. State + event schemas now carry balanceCurrency through App.tsx → reducer → StatusBar so every render site sees the wallet symbol the API reported. Originally drafted by @wviana in #272; the TUI plumbing through state.ts / cards.ts / events.ts / reducer.ts / useScrollback.ts / slash/types.ts was the bulk of the fix.
• fix(ui): balance color threshold checks USD against the CNY scale ($0.91 ≈ ¥6.55) rather than treating 0.91 as < ¥5 → red. USD wallets now correctly show yellow at low-but-not-empty balances.
• fix(ui): StatsPanel.ChromeRow cost label and useSubagent end-event cost suffix follow the wallet currency too — pre-fix these always rendered $. (#313)
• refactor(ui): seven currency helpers in theme/tokens.ts collapsed to three: formatBalance, formatCost, balanceColor. Undefined currency defaults to CNY (matches pre-fix unconditional ¥).
• chore(ui): remove orphan ChromeBar.tsx (258 lines). The bar users actually see is StatsPanel's ChromeRow. (#314)

Loop

• refactor(loop): loop.ts 1331 → 1219 (−112). Three sibling files under src/loop/: messages.ts (pure ChatMessage builders), turn-failure-tracker.ts (per-turn failure count + threshold tipping), force-summary.ts (forced-summary generator behind a small DI context). Continues the #308 / #309 cadence — small per-helper extractions, no behavior change. (#311)

Known follow-up

SessionPicker still hardcodes ¥ for per-session cost in the session-history list, tracked in #312 (good-first-issue).