fix: align request usage entries with known token usage - #4582
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This pull request resolves #4563 by defining
request_usage_entriesas a list of requests with known token usage.When a provider returns no usage payload,
Usage.requestsremains the authoritative physical request count and the SDK does not synthesize zero-valuedRequestUsageentries. Retry and streaming paths now follow the same contract while preserving known usage entries and aggregate totals.Validation: