fix(cursor): use resolved OAuth model for runs#132
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Replaces the oauth-model-alias portion of contributor PR #124 (original commit 59b83e0) with a narrow, tested fix.
The conductor already resolves a Cursor OAuth alias into req.Model. Cursor Run construction now sends that resolved upstream model on every initial, auth-migration, and cold-resume path, while preserving the client alias in parsed.Model for OpenAI-compatible responses.
Coverage verifies alias override, empty and whitespace fallback, missing client model, and non-mutation. Full go test, build, formatting, diff check, and review passed locally.
Tool-stream changes from #124 are intentionally excluded: there is no safe reproducer and the contributor identified unresolved index/resume/DONE/timeout defects.