fix: clarify TUI sidebar usage and footer context token labels (#403)#405
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Thanks for working on this! The underlying issue #403 has since been resolved by #407 (merged), which clarified the sidebar session-usage and footer context-token labels, and this PR now conflicts with main. Closing as superseded — feel free to open a fresh PR if you spot remaining gaps in the new labeling. |
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Fixes #403. This PR explicitly updates the TUI sidebar section header to "session totals" and prefixes the compact footer value with "context -> " to clearly differentiate between lifetime session usage and active context consumption. It also updates the TUI application tests and documentation to align with these labels.