Apply hlint suggestion: use Data.Bifunctor.second in test

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The haskell-actions/hlint-scan@v1 action uploads results to GitHub Code Scanning (Advanced Security) as SARIF, which is why the suggestion surfaced via github-advanced-security[bot] rather than as a direct PR check annotation — the hlint action did catch it.

Changes

• Test/Cardano/Api/Transaction/Body/Plutus/Scripts.hs: Apply hlint Use second suggestion — replace explicit lambda with Data.Bifunctor.second:

-- Before
map (\(w, sw) -> (w, anyScriptWitnessToAnyWitness sw))

-- After
map (second anyScriptWitnessToAnyWitness)

Added import Data.Bifunctor (second) accordingly.

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