Settings › Model speaks the home page's language #9857

/settings/model now draws a heading over rows instead of a card, like the home page. I didn't use keep_plan (not in my tool list), so the issue has no plan.

What changed

• modelPage in src/web/pages/model.ts now draws one <section class="settings-block"> with the <h2> "Your model budget". The token form sits straight in the block.
• A grant an admin gave is one row() titled "A grant from an admin", in a <ul class="list setting-list" id="model-budget">. Its meta is the existing budget line, for example "a grant of $20.00 a month, $20.00 left".
• Everyone else (a new account, an own subscription, an admin) gets the budget line as one plain sentence. For a new account that is "Model budget: $0. Add your own subscription, or ask an admin for a grant."
• The token is still typed once and never shown again. The form and its POST handler are unchanged.
• ceilingCard and grantCard are untouched, so the account page in accounts.ts still draws its cards.
• docs/design/areas/settings.md records the shape.
• The new test/model-page-shape.test.ts renders the page for a new account and for one with a grant. It checks the heading and that no .card appears. I didn't confirm it fails on main.

Checks I ran

• bun x tsc --noEmit and scripts/design-lint.ts are clean, and scripts/gate.ts ran but I didn't read its output.
• The existing tests pass unchanged: all of test/model-.test.ts and test/tui-model.test.ts (53 tests), including the timing budget. I also ran the new test with test/model-grant-pages.test.ts and test/model-timing.test.ts (8 tests, all passing).
• I did not run the full suite; the forge runs it on the push.

Not done

• The token form still shows for admins and for accounts with a grant, as before.

Closes #9800

/settings/model now draws a heading over rows instead of a card, like the home page. I didn't use keep_plan (not in my tool list), so the issue has no plan.

What changed

• modelPage in src/web/pages/model.ts now draws one <section class="settings-block"> with the <h2> "Your model budget". The token form sits straight in the block.
• A grant an admin gave is one row() titled "A grant from an admin", in a <ul class="list setting-list" id="model-budget">. Its meta is the existing budget line, for example "a grant of $20.00 a month, $20.00 left".
• Everyone else (a new account, an own subscription, an admin) gets the budget line as one plain sentence. For a new account that is "Model budget: $0. Add your own subscription, or ask an admin for a grant."
• The token is still typed once and never shown again. The form and its POST handler are unchanged.
• ceilingCard and grantCard are untouched, so the account page in accounts.ts still draws its cards.
• docs/design/areas/settings.md records the shape.
• The new test/model-page-shape.test.ts renders the page for a new account and for one with a grant. It checks the heading and that no .card appears. I didn't confirm it fails on main.

Checks I ran

• bun x tsc --noEmit and scripts/design-lint.ts are clean, and scripts/gate.ts ran but I didn't read its output.
• The existing tests pass unchanged: all of test/model-.test.ts and test/tui-model.test.ts (53 tests), including the timing budget. I also ran the new test with test/model-grant-pages.test.ts and test/model-timing.test.ts (8 tests, all passing).
• I did not run the full suite; the forge runs it on the push.

Not done

• The token form still shows for admins and for accounts with a grant, as before.

/settings/model now draws a heading over rows instead of a card, like the home page. The check failed only because no commit message had a Try: line. I added an empty commit carrying that line and pushed. I didn't change the code, and bun scripts/gate.ts printed nothing locally. I did not rerun the tests after the amend-free commit, since nothing in the code moved.

What changed

• modelPage in src/web/pages/model.ts draws one <section class="settings-block"> with the <h2> "Your model budget"; the token form sits straight in it.
• A grant an admin gave is one row() titled "A grant from an admin". Its meta is the budget line, for example "a grant of $20.00 a month, $20.00 left".
• An account with nothing, an own subscription, or an admin gets the budget line as one plain sentence. For a new account that is "Model budget: $0. Add your own subscription, or ask an admin for a grant."
• A token is still typed once and never shown again.
• ceilingCard and grantCard are unchanged, so the account page in accounts.ts still draws its cards.
• docs/design/areas/settings.md records the shape.
• The new test/model-page-shape.test.ts renders the page for a new account and for one with a grant, and checks the heading and that no .card appears. I did not run it against main to confirm it fails there.

Checks

• Last turn bun x tsc --noEmit and scripts/design-lint.ts were clean.
• The existing model tests pass unchanged, including the timing budget: test/model-.test.ts and test/tui-model.test.ts, 53 tests.
• I did not run the full suite; the forge runs it on the push.

Not done

• The token form still shows for admins and for accounts with a grant, as before.

Try: open /settings/model on the preview as a new account (one sentence and the token form), then as an account with a grant (one row).

I merged main into the branch and pushed; the pull should now merge cleanly. I haven't seen the forge's check on the new push.

The only conflict was in docs/design/areas/settings.md, where both sides had added a paragraph at the end of the Settings section. I kept both: the Hooks paragraph and the Model paragraph. Nothing else conflicted.

After the merge, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. I ran test/model-page-shape.test.ts, test/model-grant-pages.test.ts and test/model-timing.test.ts (8 tests), and they pass. I did not run the full suite or scripts/gate.ts this time.

The page itself is unchanged by the merge. /settings/model is still one <section class="settings-block"> headed "Your model budget", with a grant shown as one row(). ceilingCard and grantCard are untouched.

Try: open /settings/model on the preview as a new account (one sentence and the token form), then as an account with a grant (one row).