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Use standard Argon pricing for Pro leaderboard costs - #92
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Argon's Pro costs used introductory pricing. Reprice its saved usage at standard rates ($4/M input, $20/M output including thinking, $0.20/M cached input), leaving helper-model rates unchanged. Overall cost becomes $0.361595/page, previously $0.181650/page; all six challenge costs are updated too. Scores are unchanged.
The same 100 cost samples reconcile to $329.3938376: $327.1692126 Argon + $2.224625 helpers. This preserves the existing 93 original / seven replacement measurements and the assumption of no additional charges for unreported usage; it is a benchmark estimate, not historical billing. No inference was rerun, and no raw traces or document-level artifacts are included.
The public CLI calculator now uses standard rates consistently, and the README states the pricing policy.
Test plan:
Pricing source: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/latest-model#pricing