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* fix(providers): bailian-coding-plan static catalog matches registry (10 models) The provider-model sweep (#4324) added qwen3.7-plus, qwen3-coder-plus, qwen3-coder-next and glm-4.7 to the bailian-coding-plan registry entry but left the static fallback mirror in staticModels.ts at the older six, so the static↔registry parity test (bailian-coding-plan-provider.test.ts) went red on release/v3.8.30 whenever TIA selected it. Restore the mirror to all ten models in registry order and align the two legacy count/ID assertions. * chore(test): collect tests/unit/combo/ in the unit runner glob PR #4326 (ComboContext god-file split) added tests/unit/combo/combo-context.test.ts but the unit-runner brace glob had no 'combo' entry, so its 4 tests were orphaned — check:test-discovery flagged a NEW orphan, a second latent red on release/v3.8.30. Add 'combo' to the glob across all lock-step collectors: the 7 package.json test scripts, build-test-impact-map.mjs, check-test-discovery.mjs and the 4 ci.yml run lines. Folded here (rather than a separate PR) because the two release reds are interdependent for Fast-QG: a package.json change triggers the full suite, so a combo-only PR would still trip the bailian red and vice-versa — fixing both in one PR is the only way to land a genuinely green Fast-QG. * chore(db): register apiKeyColumnFallbacks + apiKeyUsageLimitFields as db-internal The api-key usage-limits feature (migration 101) split two helper modules out of src/lib/db/apiKeys.ts — apiKeyColumnFallbacks.ts and apiKeyUsageLimitFields.ts — but did not register them with check:db-rules, so both were flagged as new db/ modules not re-exported by localDb.ts (Hard Rule #2), a third latent red on release/v3.8.30. Both are imported only by db/apiKeys.ts (within src/lib/db/), so they are db-internal: add them to INTENTIONALLY_INTERNAL with that classification (mirrors healthCheck / stateReset) rather than re-exporting internal helpers onto the public localDb surface.