fix: use OpenAI default_headers for Kimi User-Agent

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Problem

Kimi's API rejects requests without a recognized coding agent User-Agent header (403 access_terminated_error). Our KimiProvider set the header via httpx.Client(headers=...), but the OpenAI SDK overwrites it with its own User-Agent.

Fix

Use default_headers on the OpenAI client instead — these merge into every request without being overwritten.

Verified

Full pipeline run with real Kimi API: 2 videos, 8 API calls, ~19K tokens, 2 personalized results.

Test plan

• 45 tests pass
• Real pipeline run succeeds end-to-end

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Pull request overview

Updates the Kimi (Moonshot AI) OpenAI-compatible provider to ensure a required coding-agent User-Agent header survives the OpenAI SDK’s request construction, preventing Kimi 403 access_terminated_error failures.

Changes:

• Stop using a custom httpx.Client(headers=...) (which gets overridden by the OpenAI SDK’s own headers).
• Provide User-Agent via the OpenAI client’s default_headers so it’s merged into every request.
• Move the 120s timeout configuration onto the OpenAI client (timeout=120.0).

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[tyrahappy]

LGTM — fix is correct.

The root cause is right: the OpenAI SDK's own middleware sets User-Agent on every request, which overwrites anything set on a wrapped httpx.Client. default_headers on the OpenAI() constructor merges instead of overwriting, so the claude-code/0.1.0 header survives all the way to Kimi's server.

Moving timeout=120.0 from the httpx layer to the OpenAI client directly is also correct — the SDK forwards it to httpx internally.

Removing the httpx import is a nice cleanup since we no longer touch httpx directly.

Good to merge.