fix(hdf-converters): warn on unmapped severities instead of silently mapping to impact 0 - #8617
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…mapping to impact 0 impactMapping() now distinguishes a mapping miss from a legitimate mapped 0.0: misses warn once per distinct value and default to a conservative 0.5 (caller-overridable) instead of returning 0, which hdf2ckl exported as Not_Applicable — silently removing open findings from checklists. Mirrors hdf-libs' severityToImpactWithAliases convention. Snyk expected-output fixtures updated: its map lacks 'critical', so those findings move from silent 0 to warned 0.5 (proper 0.9 mapping tracked separately). Root-cause fix for #8610. Signed-off-by: Will <will@dower.dev>
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impactMapping() now distinguishes a mapping miss from a legitimate mapped 0.0: misses warn once per distinct value and default to a conservative 0.5 (caller-overridable) instead of returning 0, which hdf2ckl exported as Not_Applicable — silently removing open findings from checklists. Mirrors hdf-libs' severityToImpactWithAliases convention.
Snyk expected-output fixtures updated: its map lacks 'critical', so those findings move from silent 0 to warned 0.5 (proper 0.9 mapping tracked separately).
Root-cause fix for #8610.