Display human-readable labels in buildHumanReadableData for onoff and select inputs

[Copilot]

buildHumanReadableData was outputting raw numeric values (1/0 for onoff controls, numeric indices/values for select inputs) instead of human-readable labels, reducing readability in QR codes and copy-to-clipboard functionality.

Changes

• onoff inputs: Convert 1/0 → "Yes"/"No"
• sex inputs: Convert 1/0 → "Male"/"Female"
• select inputs: Map stored values to option labels from schema
• numeric inputs: Pass through unchanged (height, weight, etc.)

Implementation

Added type-based display value mapping in the input iteration loop:

switch (inputDef.type) {
  case "onoff":
    displayValue = value === 1 ? "Yes" : "No";
    break;
  case "sex":
    displayValue = value === 1 ? "Male" : "Female";
    break;
  case "select":
    const selectedOption = inputDef.options?.find(opt => opt.value === value);
    if (selectedOption) displayValue = selectedOption.label;
    break;
}

Example Output

Before:

Hypertension: 1
Sex: 0
Killip Class: 15

After:

Hypertension: Yes
Sex: Female
Killip Class: II - Rales/JVD

Original prompt

buildHumanReadableData constructs text from formula related data. However, it constructs inputs as numbers. It's better to express as labels. Also, use Yes and No for onoff control.

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