Fix weak-password-hash false positives in crypto_usage extractor

[google-labs-jules]

Fixes an issue where crypto_usage.py falsely flagged password-associated functions generating random tokens/session IDs or caching non-credential identifiers as weakly hashing passwords.

Changes:

• Expanded the _NON_CREDENTIAL_ARGUMENT regex in src/websec_validator/extractors/crypto_usage.py to correctly identify common random bytes function calls (randomBytes, uuid, Date.now, etc.) and non-credential identifier arguments (username, session_id, org_id, etc.) that were falsely triggering the weak-password-hash rule.
• Added a test_crypto_usage_skips_benign_non_credential_args_in_pw_context regression test inside the FalsePositiveRegressionTests class to ensure stability.

Risk: Low. Tightens the specificity of an existing rule via a regex modification. No external dependencies are added, and the test suite verifies no degradation.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 2108544271103299497 started by @raccioly

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Closed automatically — duplicate of #161.

Both change exactly src/websec_validator/extractors/crypto_usage.py, tests/test_pentest_regressions.py. Matched on changed files rather than title, since the same change gets worded differently each attempt.

Continue the work in #161.

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