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* feat(providers): add DeepSeek V4 thinking effort aliases * docs(changelog): add DeepSeek effort alias entry * fix(catalog): scope effort-tier fallback to declared models and harden resolver Addresses reviewer findings on #9485: - CRITICAL #1: catalog no longer synthesizes unresolvable effort aliases for static reasoning models without declared tiers (cheaperinference, cline, etc.) - CRITICAL #2: tiered static models survive synced-coverage suppression so normal installs with synced DeepSeek base models still expose aliases - WARNING #3: registry suffix resolution short-circuits when the raw id matches a direct custom or synced model, preserving custom apiFormat/targetFormat - WARNING #4: empty synced effort array no longer erases the registry fallback - WARNING #5: isFlash check is robust to suffixed/prefixed model ids - Added regression tests for blast radius, custom-model shadowing, none-path, and suffixed isFlash * fix(combos): expose static registry effort tiers in Combo Builder (#9485) Static provider registry models (e.g. DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro) declare supportedThinkingEfforts, but buildModelOptions() only ran appendSyncedEffortVariants() over DB-synced rows. Synced metadata for a DeepSeek connection can omit supportedThinkingEfforts, so the catalog/ Playground surfaced the declared aliases while the Combo Builder picker showed only the bare base ids. Feed builtInModels with declared effort tiers through the same appendSyncedEffortVariants() utility used for synced rows, inheriting the base entry's contextLength/outputTokenLimit/supportedEndpoints/ supportsThinking and preserving its source. DeepSeek is not skipped by shouldExposeSyncedEffortVariants(), so Flash (none/low/high/max) and Pro (none/high/max) aliases now appear in the Combo Builder for any connection whose synced rows omit effort metadata. Regression test seeds a DeepSeek connection with effort-less synced rows and asserts the exact alias sets, source preservation, and metadata inheritance.