feat(billing): add demo equivalences config for the nav compute gauge#3899
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Ships a neutral devkit demo billing.equivalences block so the Vue nav compute-gauge renders its capacity-chip estimate out of the box and the serverConfig.billing.equivalences contract is documented in config. The auth config endpoint already serves this key verbatim; downstream projects override with their own kinds/labels/unit costs (or omit it -> gauge shows raw units). Supports pierreb-devkit/Vue#4349.
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Pull request overview
Adds a devkit-default billing.equivalences configuration (and inline documentation) so the Vue nav compute gauge can render capacity equivalence estimates out-of-the-box via serverConfig.billing.equivalences.
Changes:
- Add demo
billing.equivalencesentries (easy/hard) with example unit costs and labels. - Document the expected shape/behavior of
serverConfig.billing.equivalencesin the billing module config.
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…ault Correct the comment: the block ships as the billing base config, so omitting it downstream inherits the demo values — disable explicitly with [] / null. Drop the '~' from the example to match the exact integer counts the gauge renders.
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Ship a neutral devkit demo
billing.equivalencesconfig so the Vue nav compute-gauge renders its capacity-chip estimate out of the box, and theserverConfig.billing.equivalencescontract is documented in config.How
billing.equivalencesarray (easy operations/heavy operations) to the billing module config.modules/auth/controllers/auth.controller.jsalready servesconfig.billing?.equivalences ?? nullverbatim to the client.{ kind:'easy'|'hard', unitCost:number>0, label:string }.Supports pierreb-devkit/Vue#4349.