fix(server): count quota by the key actually used, and more review fixes

Found by the PR review, each with a test that failed first:
- Quota: any key header skipped it, even one the provider never reads
  (x-aws-access-key-id with OpenAI), so a request ran on the server's
  key without being counted. The check now runs after the model is
  resolved and uses usesServerCredentials. On main already.
- usesServerCredentials read the raw base URL; "/" cleans up to none, so
  an Ollama request ran on the server's key past the server-model check.
- SGLang's default 127.0.0.1:8000 only fills the settings form. Chat and
  the model list used it as a real address, so the server called its own
  machine even with private URLs blocked. Now a base URL is required.
- With a user's OpenAI key and no base URL, the SDK read the server's
  OPENAI_BASE_URL. The official endpoint is now passed. On main already.
- The Test button refused nothing on the server's keys (Ollama Cloud),
  and a 15 s timeout reported "connected, no tool call".
- The model list for Ollama without a base URL came from ollama.com while
  chat went to the server's Ollama.
- Bedrock's "Too many tokens, please wait" counted as context too long.
- On the server's keys the provider's error text stays in the server log;
  it can name the server's AWS account, role or internal hosts.
- Desktop app: the preset keys are the user's own (NEXT_AI_DRAWIO_DESKTOP),
  so Max Output Tokens can be raised and keyless models in settings work
  again. A launch that found the remembered port taken no longer replaces
  it, which hid the user's chats and settings for good.

electron/main/next-server.ts

@@ -87,6 +87,8 @@ async function startServer(): Promise<string> {
         HOSTNAME: "127.0.0.1",
         // Enable Node.js built-in proxy support for fetch (Node.js 24+)
         NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY: "1",
+        // The preset keys are the user's own, not a server's
+        NEXT_AI_DRAWIO_DESKTOP: "1",
     }
 
     // Keep requests to local model servers (e.g. Ollama) off the proxy

electron/main/port-manager.ts

@@ -44,10 +44,12 @@ function loadSavedPort(): number | null {
 }
 
 /**
- * Remember the port the production server started on
+ * Remember the port of the first production launch. A later launch that
+ * found it taken keeps it remembered: the user's data lives under that
+ * origin, and the next launch goes back to it once it is free.
  */
 export function saveServerPort(port: number): void {
-    if (!app.isPackaged || port === loadSavedPort()) {
+    if (!app.isPackaged || loadSavedPort() !== null) {
         return
     }
     try {