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Félix Malfait ea3090e553 docs: rewrite billing credits page to clarify credit value and usage (#22099)
Rewrites the billing **Credits** doc so it actually explains what a
credit is worth and how far it goes — the previous version listed bare
credit counts and described AI cost only as "variable based on usage."

What changed:
- Leads with **1 credit = $1 of usage**, so the balance is easy to
reason about.
- Adds a "How far does a credit go?" table grounded in how billing
actually works: standard workflow steps cost ~$0.0001 each, quick AI
messages a fraction of a cent, while large multi-step agent tasks (e.g.
configuring several objects) can run to ~$1 or more.
- Explains that AI usage is metered at the model providers' published
token rates and converted straight to credits — no marked-up internal
rate.
- Reframes allocation (5/mo, 50/yr) in terms of equivalent dollar usage,
and tightens the rollover, monitoring, and top-up sections.

Docs-only change; no code or behavior affected.

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