fix(linear): read the estimate as an object - #87
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Linear's MCP sends `estimate` as `{"value": 5, "name": "L"}`, the same
shape as `priority`; the parser expected a bare number and raised
Malformed on every issue that had one set. The row now shows the scale
label.
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Fixes the issue page, which failed to load with "'estimate' was dict, expected a number" for every issue that had an estimate set.
Linear's MCP sends
estimateas{"value": 5, "name": "L"}, the same shape aspriority, so the parser now reads it the same way and the row shows the scale label. The fixture hadpriorityin the object shape butestimateas a bare number, which is why the suite stayed green.