Export DeduplicateFindings from pkg/models#65
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Move finding dedup (group by fingerprint, consolidate locations) and the location formatter out of pkg/reporter into pkg/models as exported DeduplicateFindings and FindingLocation. The reporter now delegates to them, so library consumers get the same finding-identity semantics without importing the reporter (and its table-rendering deps). Dedup test moves to pkg/models alongside the logic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Move finding dedup (group by fingerprint, consolidate locations) and the location formatter out of pkg/reporter into pkg/models as exported DeduplicateFindings and FindingLocation.