[Dashboard] Add recovery count to managed job detail page

[stephenkevn]

Summary

• Add a "Recoveries" field to the managed job detail page's Details
  section, so the recovery count is visible at a glance instead of only
  in the jobs list.
• When a job has recovered, the count itself links to the events section
  (smooth-scroll). The link only renders when an events view is present;
  otherwise the count shows as plain text, and the field shows 0 when
  there are no recoveries.

Test plan

• Ran the dashboard locally against an API server and opened a managed
  job detail page. Verified the Recoveries field renders in Details:
  shows 0 with no recoveries, shows the count as a link that scrolls to
  the events section when > 0, and shows the count as plain text when no
  events view is present.

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request adds a "Recoveries" section to the job details page, allowing users to view the number of recoveries and smoothly scroll to the events section if the events plugin is active. The feedback recommends improving the robustness of the recoveries check by explicitly verifying if jobData.recoveries > 0 instead of using a loose truthy check, which could lead to unexpected behavior with falsy or non-numeric values.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Using a truthy check (jobData.recoveries ? ...) can lead to unexpected behavior if recoveries is a string like "0" (which is truthy in JavaScript) or if it is undefined/null. It is safer and more robust to explicitly check if jobData.recoveries > 0 to ensure the "View events" link is only displayed when there are actual recoveries.

Suggested change

	{jobData.recoveries ? (
	<span className="inline-flex items-center">
	{jobData.recoveries}
	{eventsSlotHasPlugin && (
	<button
	onClick={() =>
	document
	.getElementById('events-section')
	?.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth' })
	}
	className="text-blue-600 hover:underline ml-2"
	>
	View events
	</button>
	)}
	</span>
	) : (
	0
	)}
	{jobData.recoveries > 0 ? (
	<span className="inline-flex items-center">
	{jobData.recoveries}
	{eventsSlotHasPlugin && (
	<button
	onClick={() =>
	document
	.getElementById('events-section')
	?.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth' })
	}
	className="text-blue-600 hover:underline ml-2"
	>
	View events
	</button>
	)}
	</span>
	) : (
	0
	)}

[stephenkevn]

Thanks — adopted the explicit jobData.recoveries > 0 check. The field was also revised so the recovery count itself is the link (the separate "View events" button was removed); the link only renders when an events view is registered, otherwise the count shows as plain text.