fix: DRC violation type parsing#4054
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str.strip(chars) strips a character set, not a literal prefix. Use split() to correctly extract the violation type name. Signed-off-by: Ashnaa Seth <ashnaaseth2325@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: ashnaaseth2325-oss <ashnaaseth2325@gmail.com>
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SUMMARY
This PR fixes incorrect parsing of DRC violation types in
flow/util/genReport.py. The current code mangles names due to misuse ofstr.strip(), leading to wrong DRC summaries.FIX
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