feat: route batch-column claims by insurance type, fix eligibility UX

- claims.ts: batch-column now routes each patient to the correct portal
  (MH/CCA/DDMA/TuftsSCO/UnitedSCO) based on patient.insuranceProvider
- appointments-page.tsx: eligibility badge falls back to patientStatus
  for all insurance types, not just MassHealth
- unitedDHClaimProcessor/ddmaClaimProcessor/tuftsSCOClaimProcessor:
  auto-save claim PDF when no socketId (batch-column path)
- unitedSCOEligibilityProcessor: unknown eligibility no longer stored as INACTIVE
- queues.ts: add tuftssco-claim-submit and uniteddh-claim-submit to SeleniumJobType
- selenium_UnitedSCO_eligibilityCheckWorker.py:
  - step1: add Select Insurance OK click with staleness wait; Provider &
    Location page just clicks Continue; skip first/last name input
  - step2: extract name from eligibility details tab (ALL CAPS → title case);
    skip "not available" guard; fix name regex to match only all-caps words
- .gitignore: ignore all chrome_profile_* directories

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

apps/Frontend/src/pages/appointments-page.tsx

@@ -107,8 +107,7 @@ function appointmentCardColor(apt: ScheduledAppointment): string {
 function resolveAppointmentBadgeStatus(apt: ScheduledAppointment): PatientStatus {
   if (apt.eligibilityStatus === "ACTIVE") return "ACTIVE";
   if (apt.eligibilityStatus === "INACTIVE") return "INACTIVE";
-  const isMassHealth = apt.patientInsuranceProvider?.toLowerCase().includes("masshealth");
-  if (apt.eligibilityStatus === "UNKNOWN" && isMassHealth) {
+  if (apt.eligibilityStatus === "UNKNOWN") {
     if (apt.patientStatus === "ACTIVE") return "ACTIVE";
     if (apt.patientStatus === "INACTIVE") return "INACTIVE";
   }