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docs(go): revert DeepSeek V4.1 Flash limits to $80/$160/$85 - #60532
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Looks good. This is an exact revert of #60515: both files are byte-for-byte the same as before that commit, and nothing else has touched them on dev since. No tests or other code depend on these numbers.
Public API is unchanged (only the docs and the /go page data change).
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Reverts #60515. The Go docs and
opencode.ai/gosource ondevgo back to DeepSeek V4.1 Flash limits of Go $80, Go Plus $160 and Go Teams $85. Without this, the nextdev→productionpromotion would publish the increase while the registry and the Console are back at the old limits (Console reverted in anomalyco/opencode-console#4787). The increase will be redone when it can ship to production together with them.The two files are identical to their state before #60515.
Requested by: @MrMushrooooom (Jack via Slack)