Fix scope calculation dropping existing assets when target is edited#143
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When editing a target (e.g. adding a domain), all previously in-scope assets lost their scope — only the newly added domain would remain in scope.
Root cause: In refresh_asset_scope, when _check_scope returned None (meaning "no change — host was already in scope"), the else catch-all treated it as out-of-scope and removed the target from the asset. Changed else to elif scope_result_type == "ASSET_SCOPE_CHANGED" so that None (no change) correctly leaves scope untouched.
Includes a regression test that reproduces the exact bug.