Update

[MrIbrahem]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced UTF-8 encoding declaration for improved character encoding support.
  • Added new functionalities for generating statistical tables, charts, and namespace stats.
  • Implemented conditional color formatting in text processing based on specific criteria.
  • Updated toolforge job command execution within scripts.

• Refactor

  • Refactored existing code for better readability and maintainability.
  • Updated command-line argument processing logic.
  • Removed redundant code and improved data handling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected file reading operations to handle text encoding more efficiently.

• Documentation

  • Added specific dates of changes in file_date.txt files for tracking purposes.

• Chores

  • Specified Python package dependencies and their versions in requirements.in.

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Walkthrough

The recent overhaul involves refactoring code for better performance and maintainability, along with significant updates to scripts handling statistical data and command-line argument processing. New functionalities for generating tables, charts, and encoding declarations enhance the project's capabilities. Additionally, some files now accommodate specific scenarios based on command-line inputs, while others have updated dependency requirements.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Refactor.txt	Introduced code refactoring for readability, maintainability, and performance.
arw/__init__.py	Added UTF-8 encoding declaration.
arw/arw2.py	Updated functionality and control flow of the script. Added new functions for creating P31 tables and NS stats.
arw/p31_table.py	Added functionality to generate tables and charts based on certain data.
claims/file_date.txt, labels/file_date.txt	Added date files.
claims/read_dump.py	Updated file handling and string manipulation.
claims/save.py, labels/do_text.py	Altered functionality to accommodate specific scenarios based on command-line inputs.
labels/labels_old_values.py	Modified the from_wiki function to include additional logic and processing.
requirements.in	Specified Python package dependencies and versions.
.gitignore	Excluded *.txt files in addition to existing exclusions.

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