[davidnmbond]

Fixes #11.

The Certifications check's 'created' tier matched any mention of certification or exam, so MS-28010's 'No certification exam question is proposed for a single display column.' scored as 'Exam question(s) created'. Two tiers now run before it:

• a negation (no [certification] [exam|assessment|test] question) followed by at least ten more characters on the line is a justified 'Not needed (reason given)', like the existing 'No certification question: ' tier;
• a bare negation scores 'No exam question created' (0, with the usual recommendation).

A plain mention without negation is still 'created'.

NotNeededTierTests: the MS-28010 sentence, two bare negations, and a non-negated mention; the three negation cases failed before the change. Full suite, including Yoda parity: 1003 run, 1003 passed.

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Common ancestor commit (3c13989)	2071	2068	99.86%
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