fix: qualify Java record method names and analyze compact constructors

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Summary

Fixes two gaps in the Java analyzer for modern Java record types (Java 16+):

1. Method name qualification: Methods declared inside a record were displayed as bare names (e.g. sum) instead of the qualified RecordName.sum. This is now consistent with class, interface, and enum methods.

2. Compact record constructors silently skipped: The compact constructor form — record Range(int s, int e) { Range { ... } } — uses the compact_constructor_declaration node type, which was not in METHOD_DECLARATION_TYPES. These constructors could contain complex validation logic but were never analyzed.

Root Cause

getMethodName() checked for class_declaration | interface_declaration | enum_declaration as parent types but omitted record_declaration.

METHOD_DECLARATION_TYPES included method_declaration and constructor_declaration but not compact_constructor_declaration.

Changes

• javaAnalyzer.ts: add record_declaration to the parent-type check in getMethodName()
• javaAnalyzer.ts: add compact_constructor_declaration to METHOD_DECLARATION_TYPES
• unit.test.ts: 2 new tests — record method qualification, compact constructor analysis

Test Status

npm run compile  ✅  (0 errors)
npm run lint     ✅  (0 warnings)
npm run test:unit  ✅  177 passing, 0 failing (was 175)

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Pull request overview

This PR closes two functional gaps in the Java cognitive-complexity analyzer related to modern Java record types, ensuring record members are named consistently with other type declarations and that compact record constructors are included in analysis.

Changes:

• Qualify method names declared inside record bodies as RecordName.method (consistent with classes/interfaces/enums).
• Include compact_constructor_declaration nodes in the set of Java “function-like” declarations to analyze.
• Add unit tests covering record method name qualification and compact constructor complexity analysis.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
src/metricsAnalyzer/languages/javaAnalyzer.ts	Adds support for record name qualification and compact constructor detection in the Java analyzer.
src/unit/unit.test.ts	Adds regression tests ensuring record methods are qualified and compact record constructors are analyzed.