fix(pdf): isolate batch scans into separate pdf reports - #601
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Fixes #596.
This PR restructures the batch processing and cross-scan execution loops in
__main__.py. Instead of accumulating all batch targets into a single list and attempting to render them into a single PDF (which caused empty pages and data collision), the engine now natively processes each seed target in isolation.Key Changes:
targets_foundand fully executes both standard modules and cross-scans per target.seed_targetmarker.johndoe_report.pdf,kaifcodec_report.pdf) for every seed target in the batch.