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docs: backfill 0.8.7 changelog with OMP provider and model-alias #128

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### Added
- **MiniMax-M2.7 and MiniMax-M2.7-highspeed pricing.** Added to `FALLBACK_PRICING` plus display names so MiniMax sessions show up with the right cost and readable labels when users route MiniMax through providers like OpenCode. Rates verified against MiniMax's live paygo pricing: base model $0.3/M input, $1.2/M output; highspeed $0.6/M input, $2.4/M output; cache read $0.06/M, cache write $0.375/M on both.
- **OMP provider (Oh My Pi).** Auto-discovers sessions at `~/.omp/agent/sessions/*.jsonl` and tracks them alongside Pi. Shares Pi's JSONL parser via a `providerName` parameter, so OMP rows keep their own `omp:` dedup prefix and never cross-dedupe with Pi on a shared `conversationId` namespace. `codeburn report --provider omp` filters to OMP only; the default combined view includes both. Contributed by @cgrossde (#59).
- **`codeburn model-alias` command.** Maps any provider-emitted model name to a canonical pricing name so cost rows no longer read `$0.00` when a proxy rewrites names. Aliases persist in `~/.config/codeburn/config.json` under `modelAliases`. Usage: `codeburn model-alias <from> <to>` to set, `--list` to view, `--remove <from>` to clear. User aliases resolve before the built-in list. Contributed by @cgrossde (#59).
- **Built-in aliases for Anthropic-compatible proxy format.** `anthropic--claude-4.6-opus`, `anthropic--claude-4.6-sonnet`, `anthropic--claude-4.5-opus`, `anthropic--claude-4.5-sonnet`, and `anthropic--claude-4.5-haiku` now resolve to canonical Claude names and price correctly with no user configuration. `getCanonicalName` also strips `provider/` prefixes before alias resolution so double-wrapped forms like `anthropic/anthropic--claude-4.6-opus` work the same way. Contributed by @cgrossde (#59).

### Fixed (CLI)
- **Prototype pollution in alias resolution.** A model literally named `__proto__` leaked `Object.prototype` through the `??` fallback chain in `resolveAlias`, which then crashed `canonical.startsWith` downstream. The resolver now uses `Object.hasOwn` checks for both user and built-in alias maps. Caught by the existing prototype-pollution test suite during the #59 merge.

### Fixed (macOS menubar, shipped alongside via mac-v0.8.7)
- **Menubar label froze in the background and only refreshed when you clicked the icon.** Three independent causes fixed:
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- 0.8.6 was never published to npm. The version was briefly planned and then skipped to align CLI and macOS menubar versioning at 0.8.7.

### Notes
- CLI behaviour is identical to 0.8.5 aside from the MiniMax pricing addition. If you are on 0.8.5 and do not use MiniMax, you can safely stay there.
- If you are on 0.8.5 and do not use MiniMax, Oh My Pi, or a proxy that rewrites model names to the `anthropic--claude-X.Y-tier` format, CLI behavior is unchanged and you can safely stay on 0.8.5.
- macOS menubar users on `mac-v0.8.6` or earlier should update: the refresh loop only ticks reliably from `mac-v0.8.7` onward. The in-app update pill surfaces within 2 days, or quit and re-run `npx codeburn menubar` to pull immediately.

## 0.8.5 - 2026-04-21
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