Create high scores and agent stats tab #145
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The StatCard helper uses children: React.ReactNode but the file only imports useMemo from react. With isolatedModules enabled, referencing the React namespace without an import causes the renderer build to fail (Cannot find name 'React'). Import ReactNode (e.g. import type { ReactNode } from 'react') or avoid the namespace before merging.
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Introduce a 'High Scores' tab to provide engineering managers with valuable insights into human and AI contributor performance, including detailed agent PR statistics.
Fixes #170