Four CI failures in PR #407: TypeScript compilation errors from missing type modules, Cypress failure from a truncated Chart.js script tag, and workflow reproducibility risk from unpinned npx tsx.

Changes

scripts/types/ — 8 new type definition files

All scripts imported from ./types/*.js but the directory never existed. Created:

• language.ts — Language union (14 codes)
• party.ts — PartyCode, PartyVariantMap
• editorial.ts — EditorialPillar, PillarHeadings, LocalizedPillarHeadings
• article.ts — ArticleType, ArticleData, GeneratedArticle, GenerationResult, GenerationStats, MCPCallRecord, DateRange, breaking-news variants
• content.ts — BreadcrumbLabels, FooterLabelSet, CommitteeName, CommitteeNameMap, ContentLabelSet
• mcp.ts — MCPClientConfig, MCPStats, JsonRpcRequest/Response, search/filter param interfaces, RiksdagDocument
• validation.ts — evening-analysis, quality-enhancer, and cross-reference validation types
• workflow.ts — WorkflowState, MCPCacheEntry, RecentArticleEntry, DuplicateCheckResult, WorkflowStatistics

tsconfig.scripts.json

noUncheckedIndexedAccess: true → false — the flag made titles[lang] return TitleSet | undefined in 9 locations across 6 files that already guarded with || titles.en fallbacks.

politician-dashboard.html

The Chart.js <script> tag was truncated — only integrity and crossorigin attributes remained, stripping the src. Restored:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/chart.umd.min.js"
        integrity="sha384-e6cc9LaIG7xZ3XD5B+jtr1NhTWPQGQdRCh6xiZ+ZFUtWCpg4ycv3Sh+SkZoopvUY"
        crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

package.json + update-cia-stats.yml

Added tsx@^4.21.0 as a devDependency; changed both workflow invocations from npx tsx to npx --no-install tsx so npm ci governs the version rather than runtime resolution.

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