Fix --cocomo-project-type panic for case-variant built-in types - #742
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ProcessConstants lower-cased the project-type for its membership check but the COCOMO indexers used the raw value, so any case-variant built-in (e.g. Organic) indexed a nil slice and panicked. Route every projectType lookup through a cocomoCoefficients guard that normalizes to canonical lowercase and falls back to organic.
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ProcessConstants lower-cased the project-type for its membership check but the COCOMO indexers used the raw value, so any case-variant built-in (e.g.
Organic) indexed a nil slice and panicked. Route every projectType lookup through a cocomoCoefficients guard that normalizes to canonical lowercase and falls back to organic.