test: add Java analyzer tests to test suite

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javaAnalyzer.test existed in src/test/metricsAnalyzer/languages/ but was never registered in the test runner, so Java tests were silently skipped on every run.

Change

Added the missing entry to the testFiles array in src/test/suite/index.ts:

const testFiles = [
  "../metricsAnalyzer/languages/csharpAnalyzer.test",
  "../metricsAnalyzer/languages/goAnalyzer.test",
+ "../metricsAnalyzer/languages/javaAnalyzer.test",
  "../metricsAnalyzer/languages/javascriptAnalyzer.test",
  // ...
];

Original prompt

For the testSuit, it seems it is missing the java tests. Please add them. The file in question is: src/test/suite/index.ts

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 69.54%. Comparing base (6f9e355) to head (a3ea8fe).

Additional details and impacted files

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Pull request overview

This PR ensures the Java analyzer unit tests are actually executed by registering the existing javaAnalyzer.test file in the test suite loader (src/test/suite/index.ts), preventing silent skipping of Java-related test coverage.

Changes:

• Added ../metricsAnalyzer/languages/javaAnalyzer.test to the testFiles list so it gets require()’d and its suites are registered at runtime.