Fix: story point average calculation to use mode instead of arithmetic mean#410
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Fixes #213
Problem
Story point average was calculated using arithmetic mean, causing misleading results. For example, if 8 people voted 1 SP and 1 person voted 21 SP, the average showed as ~5 SP instead of the expected 1 SP.
Solution
Changed calculation to use mode (most frequent value) instead of arithmetic mean. Now the average reflects the most common vote, which is more meaningful for planning poker sessions.
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