fix(test): use scan_window instead of non-existent time_pressure field#8
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The test was using 'time_pressure' which was never part of the implementation. The correct field is 'scan_window' (number, in hours) which is used by calculate() for timing calculations and scan window utilization. Also added scan_window value (8) to match the default in the component.
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The test was using 'time_pressure' which was never part of the implementation. The correct field is 'scan_window' (number, in hours) which is used by calculate() for timing calculations and scan window utilization.
Also added scan_window value (8) to match the default in the component.
This is a follow-up to PR #7 which fixed the TypeScript type definitions - the test should also use the correct field name to properly test the calculate() function.