fix: extract Express.js anonymous route handler callbacks

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Summary

The JS/TS parser pipeline did not extract anonymous arrow function callbacks used as Express route handlers, so most application code in a typical Express app was invisible to analysis.

This PR adds detection in typescript_analyzer.js:

• Recognises Express-style call sites (<obj>.<verb>(<path>, ...callbacks) with verb in get|post|put|patch|delete|options|head|all|use).
• Filters the receiver to plausibly-Express identifiers (app, router, routes, server, plus chained .route(...)/.Router() calls) so generic .get(...) calls on caches/clients/query-builders aren't misread as routes.
• Extracts anonymous arrow / function expressions in callback positions as units, marking the last as route_handler (with is_entry_point: true) and earlier callbacks as route_middleware.
• Adds metadata: http_method, http_path, callback_index, named_middleware.
• Emits call-graph edges from each anonymous callback to named middleware identifiers in the same call (e.g. authenticateToken); dependency_resolver.js merges these "explicit" edges with the body-text regex edges so reachability/upstream-deps see the relationship.

unit_generator.js surfaces the new fields on each unit (route, is_entry_point, http_method, http_path, callback_index). Existing route_handlers detected by the per-function classifier still flow through unchanged.

Addresses #21 (does not close — verify against the user's reported repo first).

Test plan

• tests/parsers/javascript/test_express_route_handlers.py covers:
  • anonymous handler with named middleware: extraction, is_entry_point=true, http_method/http_path, call-graph edge to authenticateToken
  • handler with no middleware: clean unit with no extra edges
  • router.use('/api', anonMw1, anonMw2, anonHandler): one route_handler + two route_middleware
  • non-Express myCache.get('foo', () => {}) and queryBuilder.post(...): nothing extracted
  • named-only router.get('/x', namedHandler): no anonymous unit synthesised; named function still extracted by the regular path
• Existing JS parser tests (tests/test_js_parser.py) still pass.
• Full suite: pytest tests/ -> 96 passed, 12 skipped, 3 xfailed (preexisting Windows-only xfails).
• Manual: parse a small Express app — anonymous route handler bodies appear as units in dataset.json, is_entry_point: true, route populated.

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Manual verification

Sample Express file:

const router = express.Router();
router.post('/orders', authenticateToken, async (req, res) => {
  const { productId } = req.body;
  // ...
});

• openant parse <repo>: dataset.json contains a unit for the anonymous POST /orders handler with is_entry_point: true, http_method: "POST", http_path: "/orders".
• Call graph: edge from the synthesized handler to authenticateToken.
• app.get('/users', (req, res) => res.json([])): extracted with no extra middleware edges.
• router.use('/api', limiter, auth, async (req, res, next) => {...}) (multi-middleware, all anonymous): one route_handler unit + two route_middleware units.
• False-positive guard: myCache.get('foo', () => {}) and queryBuilder.post('users', () => {}): NOT extracted (correctly skipped — non-Express receivers).
• Named handler: router.get('/x', namedHandler): no anonymous unit synthesized; namedHandler extracted by the existing path.
• TS-typed callback: (req: Request, res: Response): Promise<void> => {...}: extracted correctly with metadata.
• Dynamic path: app.get('/' + prefix, ...) (path is not a string literal): correctly skipped, no crash.
• On the issue's reported repo (Express app with 7 vulnerabilities): unit count grows; reachability_filter retains the route handlers.

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Local test results

Built a tiny inline Express fixture (1 file, 13 lines) and ran the JS pipeline (typescript_analyzer + unit_generator) from this branch.

Fixture (orders.js):

const express = require('express');
const router = express.Router();

function authenticateToken(req, res, next) { return next(); }

router.post('/orders', authenticateToken, async (req, res) => {
  const { productId } = req.body;
  res.json({ ok: true, productId });
});

module.exports = router;

Commands run:

node typescript_analyzer.js <repo> --files-from list.txt --output analyzer_output.json
node unit_generator.js analyzer_output.json --output dataset.json

Outcome (per checklist item):

• Anonymous POST /orders handler appears as a unit (orders.js:express(POST:/orders:8:1)) ✅
• is_entry_point: true on the synthesized handler ✅
• HTTP method and path are present — but on the unit's route field as route.method = 'POST' / route.path = '/orders' (the top-level http_method / http_path / callback_index shown in the checklist are not populated on the unit; they may be intentionally consumed only at intermediate stages or there may be a small surfacing gap in unit_generator.js) ⚠️
• Call-graph edge from the anonymous handler to authenticateToken is present in metadata.direct_calls = ['orders.js:authenticateToken']; the named middleware also lists the handler as a caller in its direct_callers ✅
• route.middleware = ['authenticateToken'] correctly captures the named middleware ✅
• Did not separately exercise the multi-middleware, false-positive guard (myCache.get, queryBuilder.post), TS-typed callback, dynamic-path skip, or the originally-reported repo on this run — those are covered by tests/parsers/javascript/test_express_route_handlers.py per the diff.

One small thing worth a look: the manual-verification checklist mentions top-level http_method / http_path / callback_index fields, but in dataset.json only route.method / route.path are populated. Either the checklist text or unit_generator.js's field-surfacing might want a small alignment.