Audit `sleep-polling-loop` detector misses the most common form, `sleep 30s`

[chhhee10]

Description

The sleep-polling-loop audit detector flags long sleep calls (busy-waiting), but its regex
silently drops the explicit-seconds form sleep 30s. The unit alternation omits s, and the
trailing \b then fails on the trailing s (both 0 and s are word characters), so the
entire match fails rather than falling back to the bare number.

src/audit/detectors/sleep-polling-loop.ts:23:

const match = /\bsleep\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)(m|h|d)?\b/.exec(cmd);

Steps to Reproduce

Run an audit over a transcript containing sleep 30s (or sleep 45s). The detector does not
fire, even though the duration is at/above the 30s threshold.

/\bsleep\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)(m|h|d)?\b/.exec("sleep 30s"); // => null
/\bsleep\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)(m|h|d)?\b/.exec("sleep 30");  // => matches
/\bsleep\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)(m|h|d)?\b/.exec("sleep 1m");  // => matches

Ironically the docstring boasts that sleep 0.5m (= 30s) "isn't dropped", while the far more
common sleep 30s is.

Expected Behavior

sleep 30s / sleep 45s should be detected exactly like sleep 30 and sleep 0.5m.

Failproof AI Version

0.0.14-beta.1

Node.js / Bun Version

Bun 1.3+

Operating System

macOS

Additional Context

One-character fix: add s to the unit group — (s|m|h|d)?. Add a test for sleep 30s next to
the existing cases in the detector's test file.