feat: export audit results as JSON and Markdown - #12
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What
Add browser-side exports for completed RepoScope audits in JSON and Markdown formats. The export includes repository metadata, score counts, findings, README claims, branches, and the audited tree.
Why
Users need to share and archive audit results without manually copying the dashboard. Exporting locally keeps the report data in the browser and avoids introducing another service or credential requirement.
Test plan
pnpm audit:selfpnpm buildFixes #10