test(qoder): isolate asynchronous usage records#131
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Fixes the CI-only race that blocked PR #130.
Root cause: Qoder executor tests shared the global asynchronous usage manager and selected records only by provider and model. A delayed record from the preceding non-OK test could satisfy the stream-usage assertion.
This test-only change gives the stream assertion a unique AuthID, requires provider plus AuthID plus model when waiting, and adds a regression that queues an otherwise matching stale record first. Focused stress, race, executor-package, full-suite, and CI-pinned catalog validation passed locally.
No production behavior changes.