fix: round token counts up at the halfway thousand - #5592
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round() breaks ties to even, so 10,500 tokens rendered as "10k" while 11,500 rendered as "12k". Round halves up so the k suffix is consistent. Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
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format_tokens used round(count / 1000), and Python round() breaks ties to even, so 10500 rendered as 10k while 11500 rendered as 12k. Halves now round up.
Tests: python -m pytest tests/basic/test_utils.py tests/basic/test_coder.py -q — 53 passed, 29 subtests. Distinct from #5583-#5591.