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Include package changes in JSON reports - #403
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Expose classified package snapshots and raw scores to JSON consumers. Preserve existing output fields and document version-pairing limits. Assisted-by: Codex:GPT-6
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JSON consumers can read classified dependency changes and raw scores without parsing console output.
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new_packages,updated_packages,removed_packages, andreplaced_packages. Existing package fields, ordering, and scan references remain unchanged; full scans and no-run results use empty lists.Builds on #402. Validation: 40 focused tests and scoped Ruff/format checks pass.
Include package changes and scores in standard Socket JSON reports.