fix: handle missing concluded license in project license summary card

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Summary

• Fix TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'category') crash in the HTML report when analyzing Cargo workspace projects with local path dependencies and a project license defined
• Add null check for p.concluded in countMoreRestrictiveThan() in SummaryCard.tsx before accessing .category

Root Cause

The countMoreRestrictiveThan() function in SummaryCard.tsx iterates all packages in the license report and accesses p.concluded.category without checking if concluded exists. For Cargo workspace local path dependencies (repository_url=local), deps.dev cannot resolve license data, so concluded is undefined. When a project license is also defined (e.g. license = "MIT" in Cargo.toml), the Project License card renders and calls this function, causing the React app to crash with no error boundary — resulting in a blank/black page in the VS Code webview.

Test plan

• Verified the fix with nautilus_trader (large Cargo workspace with 42 local path deps and license = "LGPL-3.0-or-later")
• Verified the fix with a minimal virtual workspace with local path deps and a [workspace.package] license field
• Confirmed Maven/npm reports are unaffected (no regression)

Fixes: TC-4504

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Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Handle missing concluded license objects in license report packages to avoid TypeErrors when computing more restrictive licenses in the summary card.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds a null check for missing concluded license data in the project license summary card to prevent crashes when rendering HTML reports, and regenerates the bundled main.js asset accordingly.

Flow diagram for updated countMoreRestrictiveThan null check

flowchart TD
  A[SummaryCard render] --> B[getCategoryRank projectCategory]
  B --> C[countMoreRestrictiveThan]
  C --> D[Iterate packages]
  D --> E{p.concluded exists?}
  E -- No --> D
  E -- Yes --> F[getCategoryRank p.concluded.category]
  F --> G{packageRank < projectRank}
  G -- Yes --> H[Increment count]
  G -- No --> D
  H --> D
  D --> I[Return count]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Prevent crash in SummaryCard when a package has no concluded license.	Update countMoreRestrictiveThan to skip packages where concluded is undefined before reading its category. Ensure the loop over packages only computes ranks for packages with valid concluded license data.	ui/src/components/SummaryCard.tsx
Regenerate built frontend bundle to include the SummaryCard null-check fix.	Update generated main.js bundle to reflect the new guard around p.concluded in SummaryCard.	src/main/resources/freemarker/templates/generated/main.js

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