test: add edge-case tests for all-NaN columns

[gaomingyi779-del]

Issue

Closes #9

Changes

Added 4 edge-case tests verifying all-NaN column behavior:

Module	Behavior
audit_missing	Correctly reports PRF006 (100%) + PRF002 (clustering)
audit_point_anomalies	Skips gracefully, no crash
audit_contextual_anomalies	Skips gracefully, no crash
audit_stationarity	Skips gracefully, no crash

Each test confirms existing dropna() / empty column guards work correctly.

All tests pass. No production code changes.

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[imann128]

Hello, thanks for contributing!

However, I request you to please rework test_single_row_df_raises_without_guard in test_stationarity.py. Right now, it asserts that audit_stationarity(min_obs=0) crashes, which locks in a bug as expected behavior, and it does so by matching on "constant", which comes from statsmodels' internal error message, so a future statsmodels release could reword it and break the test for reasons unrelated to our code.

Two ways to approach this would be to:

Preferred: fix the underlying gap by clamping min_obs to a sane floor (ADF needs a handful of observations), so too-short/constant input returns [] gracefully, and assert that. This is consistent with how the other detectors handle the degenerate case.
If you'd rather just document it: drop the match="constant" and use @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="no min_obs floor guard yet") instead of asserting the raise.

Two small issues:

In test_all_nan_column_reported_as_missing, nan_issues[0].evidence[...] assumes PRF006 comes before PRF002 in the list. It does today, but order-dependent indexing is brittle. Next(i for i in nan_issues if i.code == "PRF006") is safer.
Please run ruff format so the lint job stays green.

Other than that, you included nice edge-case coverage, and it's the right instinct to harden the all-NaN and single-row paths. I ran all the new tests against the modules locally, and they passed. Happy to merge after one change.