fix(jwt): detect decode calls through import aliases and direct imports - #783
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_JWTChecker only matched and , but and both bypassed detection. Track import aliases and direct function imports from the jwt module, then check against them in visit_Call.
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Track normal and abrupt exits separately through loops, handlers and finalizers. Keep deferred import summaries reachable and visit reporting paths only once. Add 40 inert control-flow regression cases.
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_JWTChecker only matched and . and both bypassed detection. Track import aliases and direct function imports from the jwt module, then check against them in visit_Call.