fix: restore API fallback for ordinal Codex quota dates - #34
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Codex quota errors with reset dates such as
Sep 17th, 2026were not recognized, so Headless returned exit 1 without attempting API fallback or reporting terminal billing exit 78. Accept the four ordinal date suffixes while preserving bounded matching and native error-envelope checks.Regression tests cover the exact production error, all suffixes, tool-output isolation, same-session API fallback with preserved model and reasoning effort, and terminal subscription-only or missing-credential behavior. Existing subscription credentials remain unchanged and test keys stay out of output.
Validation:
npm run checkunder Node 24 andumask 022: 762 passed, 3 platform skips. Focused matcher coverage: 99% lines, 97% branches. Read-only review found no material issues.