ImprovedAgent-ready
Leaderboard adoption now counts people, not workspaces
The public leaderboard counts each consumer once however many workspaces they use, and no longer counts a provider's other workspaces as consumers of its own function.
The public leaderboard scores adoption from the number of distinct consumers of each pricing function. A consumer is now a person rather than a workspace: several workspaces with the same owner count as one consumer, and a workspace with no owner counts as itself.
Calls from any workspace owned by the same person as the function's own workspace no longer count at all, just like the provider's own calls. One person holding several workspaces therefore cannot lift a function over the minimum number of consumers needed before its usage is published.