fix(issue-detection): Don't use "Other" as title for uncategorized AI issues#113311
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When the LLM can't slot a detected issue into one of the known categories, it returns the literal string "Other". Previously this flowed through as the issue stream title, which read poorly. Map it to "AI-Detected Application Issue" instead so the stream shows a category-neutral, human-readable label. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When the LLM can't slot a detected issue into one of the known categories, it returns the literal string "Other". Previously this flowed through as the issue stream title, which read poorly. Map it to "AI-Detected Application Issue" instead as a temporary fix until we update the prompt to give a better name