fix: Correct handle-needs-triage test expectations to match handler API

[ashleyshaw]

Summary

Fixed 7 critical API mismatches between test expectations and the handler implementation that were blocking all PRs on develop.

Mismatches Fixed

1. Function name: detectArea() → inferArea()
2. Return type: array vs single object
3. API signature: suggestAssignee expects array parameter
4. Property names: suggestedType/suggestedArea → typeInference/areaInference
5. Confidence scale: percentages (50) → decimals (0.5)
6. Status values: low-confidence → warning
7. Stats key: warning → warnings

Linked issues

Fixes blocking test failures that prevented PR #1704 (footer validation) and other PRs from merging. No explicit issue number - this is a test-only fix for API alignment.

Test plan

• All 27 tests in handle-needs-triage.test.js passing
• 85.75% code coverage on handler maintained
• No changes to handler implementation (tests only)
• Verified with local npm test run

Global DoD checklist

• Tests align with actual handler API
• All assertions use correct function signatures
• No modifications to handler code
• All 27 tests pass locally
• Code follows project standards (ESLint/Prettier applied)
• No security or performance concerns
• Ready for immediate merge

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