fix: Handle special characters in Machine ID in Mabtech APEX parser#1234
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Some APEX instruments include special characters like `#` in the Machine ID field (e.g. "IRIS #569", "#569"). Generalize the regex to accept any non-word characters between model and serial, and extract digits from any format in the fallback case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### Fixed - Handle special characters in Machine ID in Mabtech APEX parser (#1234)
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#in the Machine ID field (e.g."IRIS #569","#569")"Model 1234"and bare numeric formats, causingAllotropeConversionErroron these files\W*(any non-word characters) between model and serial number, and extract digits from any format in the fallback caseTest plan
Mabtech_IRIS569.xlsx,Mabtech_IRISIRIS_569 (1).xlsx) now parse successfully🤖 Generated with Claude Code