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Removes redundant newApplications field validation from the OrganizationReportSummary type guard and related test cases. **Changes:** - Remove "newApplications" from allowed keys in isOrganizationReportSummary() - Remove newApplications array validation logic - Remove newApplications validation from validateOrganizationReportSummary() - Remove 2 test cases for newApplications validation - Remove newApplications field from 8 test data objects **Rationale:** The newApplications field was removed from OrganizationReportSummary type definition because it's derived data that can be calculated from applicationData (filtering where reviewedDate === null). The data is now accessed via the reactive newApplications$ observable instead of being stored redundantly in the summary object. **Impact:** - No functional changes - UI continues to display new applications via observable - Type guard now correctly validates the actual OrganizationReportSummary structure - Eliminates data redundancy and maintains single source of truth - All 43 tests passing
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