Steps to reproduce:

Create a new project on 6000.7.0a6
Open "Window > Analysis > Project Auditor"
Run an analysis from the Home page and wait for it to finish
Select "Migrate to CoreCLR" in the side menu
Confirm the page reads "Resolve the following issues to migrate your your project to the CoreCLR scripting backend."
Confirm the "Top Ten Issues" section is collapsed, and note the vertical position of the "Session Information" heading below it
Click "Top Ten Issues" to expand it
Confirm nothing appears between "Top Ten Issues" and "Session Information", and that "Session Information" has not moved
Click "Top Ten Issues" again to collapse it and confirm the layout is unchanged

Actual results: Expanding "Top Ten Issues" produces no content. No issue rows appear, no "no issues found" message appears, and the position of "Session Information" does not change. The only difference between the expanded and collapsed states is the direction of the disclosure arrow.

The page's own description reads "Resolve the following issues to migrate your your project to the CoreCLR scripting backend", so a heading promising up to ten issues and a description telling the user to resolve them both sit above nothing at all.

The user cannot tell whether the project has zero CoreCLR migration issues or whether the section failed to populate, which is the result the analysis was run to obtain.

Expected results: Expanding "Top Ten Issues" shows either the issues or a message stating that none were found.

Reproducible with versions: 6000.7.0a6

Not reproducible with versions: 6000.7.0a5, where the page does not exist

Tested on (OS): MacBook Pro - Tahoe 26.6.2