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* feat(ui): add license expiration display to usage indicator - Add getLicenseInfo() function to networking.tsx that calls /health/license - Display license expiration as human-readable 'X days remaining' or 'Expires in X months' - Show warning styling (yellow) if license expires in < 30 days - Show error styling (red) if license is expired - Fetch license info in parallel with usage data for efficiency - Include license type display in expanded card view - Compact UI suitable for sidebar widget * fix: timezone mismatch in license expiration calculation Addresses Greptile review feedback - forces UTC midnight for expiration date and normalizes current date to local midnight to prevent off-by-one errors in days remaining calculation. --------- Co-authored-by: Shin <shin@openclaw.dev> |
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