Andrei 9d82e719ed fix: display default reset date when limitResetDate is null ...

Fixed empty "Resets on" date display for new users:

Issue:
- Users who haven't created any conversations yet have limitResetDate = NULL
- The "Resets on" field was showing empty/blank
- This confused users about when their limit would reset

Solution:
- Updated formatResetDate() in 3 components to calculate default date
- If limitResetDate is NULL, display "1 month from now"
- This gives users a clear expectation of when limits reset

Files Updated:
- app/[locale]/subscription/page.tsx
  * formatResetDate() now returns calculated date if null
- components/subscription/usage-display.tsx
  * formatResetDate() now returns calculated date if null
- components/subscription/upgrade-modal.tsx
  * formatResetDate() now returns calculated date if null
  * Removed conditional check - always show reset date

User Experience:
- New users see "Resets on: [date one month from now]"
- Once they create their first conversation, actual reset date is set
- Consistent messaging across all subscription UI components

Note: The actual limitResetDate is set when the user creates their
first conversation (in incrementConversationCount function). This fix
only affects the UI display for users who haven't chatted yet.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

2025-10-12 22:43:31 +00:00

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