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docs(readme): feature fable-5 in the TUI analytics example#495

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The README's interactive-TUI screenshot showed a per-model burn-rate breakdown led by opus-4-8 with no fable row — out of step with fable-5 being the current flagship and, in practice, the most-used model.

Added a fable-5 row at the top of the Per-model bars and rebalanced the request shares so they still sum to the 247 requests / 100% shown in the same panel:

fable-5    50%  (124 req)
opus-4-8   30%  ( 74 req)
sonnet-4-6 14%  ( 34 req)
haiku-4-5   6%  ( 15 req)

Box-drawing alignment preserved — every row is 72 code-points like the rest of the panel (verified programmatically). The overage-guard TUI example below still shows claude-opus-4-8, left as-is since that's a current model and a model-agnostic incident illustration. Docs-only; no version bump (won't trigger auto-release).

The README's interactive-TUI screenshot showed a per-model burn-rate
breakdown led by opus-4-8 with no fable row — out of step with fable-5
being the current flagship (and the most-used model in practice). Add a
fable-5 row at the top and rebalance the shares (still sums to the 247
requests / 100% shown above). Box alignment preserved (all rows 72 cols).
Docs-only; no version bump.
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