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feat(gate): CSV-normalization gate with confidence-tiered findings

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Adds a Review & Normalize page that sits between upload and every tool
page. The analyzer now tags each finding with confidence (high/medium/low)
and a fix_action; the gate auto-applies high-confidence fixes, surfaces
medium/low ones for user review, and blocks tool pages on error-level
findings until resolved or waived.

Core (src/core/):
  - analyze.py: Finding gains confidence, fix_action, pre_applied; new
    detectors for encoding_uncertain, encoding_decode_failed; new top-
    level encoding_override parameter.
  - fixes.py: registry of fix algorithms keyed by fix_action id.
  - normalize.py: auto_fix(), apply_decisions(), is_normalized(), and
    the NormalizationResult / Decision dataclasses the gate consumes.
  - io.py: detect_encoding tries strict UTF-8 first; repair_bytes now
    transcodes UTF-16/32 to UTF-8 before NUL-strip (fixes UTF-16 corruption)
    and normalizes line endings (fixes bare-CR parser crash); empty file
    handled gracefully instead of EmptyDataError traceback.

GUI (src/gui/):
  - pages/0_Review.py: gate page with per-finding decision controls,
    encoding override picker (16 codepages + custom), and Advanced output
    options (encoding, delimiter, line terminator) on the download.
  - components.py: require_normalization_gate() helper.
  - pages/1-9: gate guard wired on every tool page.

Test corpora:
  - test-cases/encodings-corpus/: 31 encoded CSV fixtures + 9 reference
    UTF-8 files + manifest, synced from Business/DataTools.
  - test-cases/text-cleaner-corpus/test_data/17: synced malformed input
    (unquoted $1,500.00) for the unquoted-delimiter detector.

Tests (94 new):
  - test_normalize.py (48): finding fields, fix registry, auto_fix scope,
    decision paths, gate idempotency, output-options helper.
  - test_encodings_corpus.py (90, 16 xfailed): parametric detection +
    decode + analyzer-no-crash sweep against the manifest.
  - test_analyze.py: encoding override + encoding_uncertain detectors.
  - test_corpus.py: pre-parse repair in the strict reader.

run_tests.py: new aliases --tool normalize, --tool encodings, --tool gate;
encodings corpus added to --fixtures category.

Docs: USER-GUIDE §3.3 covers the gate workflow, encoding override, and
output options; TECHNICAL §10.2.1-10.2.4 documents the analyzer schema,
gate API, Review page, and pre-parse repair pipeline; CLI-REFERENCE adds
the analyzer JSON schema with the new fields; README links to all of it.

Suite: 765 passed, 17 xfailed (was 458 passed).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -149,10 +149,20 @@ Outputs `{input}_cleaned.csv` plus a per-cell `{input}_changes.csv` audit (row,
See [docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md](docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md#text-cleaner-cli) for every flag. See [docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md](docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md#text-cleaner-cli) for every flag.
## Review & Normalize gate
Every uploaded file passes through a CSV-normalization gate before any tool page sees it. The analyzer scans for ~15 issue types — whitespace pollution, NBSP / zero-width chars, mixed line endings, BOM artifacts, encoding misdetections, smart punctuation, dirty headers, null sentinels, mojibake, and more — and tags each finding by **confidence** (high / medium / low) and **fix action** (the algorithm in `src/core/fixes.py` that resolves it).
In the GUI, the **Review & Normalize** page renders one expandable card per finding with a decision control (Auto-fix / Skip / Customize), a live before-and-after preview, an encoding-override picker for misdetected codepages, and an Advanced output options block (encoding, delimiter, line terminator) for the download. Tool pages refuse to load until the gate passes.
See [docs/USER-GUIDE.md §3.3](docs/USER-GUIDE.md) for the user-facing walkthrough and [docs/TECHNICAL.md §10.2.1–10.2.4](docs/TECHNICAL.md) for the developer-facing API.
## Documentation ## Documentation
- [User Guide](docs/USER-GUIDE.md) — installation, GUI workflow, the Review & Normalize gate
- [CLI Reference](docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md) — every flag with examples and recipe sections - [CLI Reference](docs/CLI-REFERENCE.md) — every flag with examples and recipe sections
- [Developer Guide](docs/DEVELOPER.md) — architecture, data flow, how to extend - [Technical](docs/TECHNICAL.md) — architecture, gate internals, finding schema, fix registry
- [Developer Guide](docs/DEVELOPER.md) — extending the bundle, adding fixes / detectors
## Requirements ## Requirements

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@@ -412,3 +412,40 @@ python -m src.cli_text_clean tickets.csv --skip notes --apply
python -m src.cli_text_clean messy.csv --preset minimal --case upper --save-config my.json python -m src.cli_text_clean messy.csv --preset minimal --case upper --save-config my.json
python -m src.cli_text_clean other.csv --config my.json --apply python -m src.cli_text_clean other.csv --config my.json --apply
``` ```
---
## Analyzer (upload-time scan)
```
python -m src.cli_analyze INPUT_FILE [OPTIONS]
--sample-rows N Cap on rows scanned (default 1000)
--json Print findings as a JSON array on stdout
--strict Exit non-zero on any warn/error finding
```
JSON output schema (one object per finding):
```json
{
"id": "smart_punctuation_in_data",
"severity": "warn",
"confidence": "high",
"fix_action": "fold_smart_punctuation",
"pre_applied": false,
"tool": "02_text_cleaner",
"count": 17,
"description": "17 cell(s) contain curly quotes…",
"column": null,
"samples": [{"row": 3, "column": "name", "value": "“Alice”"}]
}
```
- `severity` — `info` / `warn` / `error`. Only `error` blocks the GUI normalization gate.
- `confidence` — `high` (round-trip-safe, eligible for one-click auto-fix), `medium` (preview before applying), `low` (heuristic, opt-in only).
- `fix_action` — stable id naming the algorithm in `src/core/fixes.py` that resolves the finding. Empty string for informational-only findings.
- `pre_applied` — `true` for fixes already applied during the byte-level read pass (BOM strip, NUL strip, line-ending normalize, byte-level smart-quote fold, transcode-to-UTF-8 from UTF-16/32). The GUI gate treats these as already-resolved; the CLI emits them so callers can audit what changed during read.
The detector set covers smart punctuation, NBSP / Unicode whitespace, zero-width characters, dirty headers, whitespace padding, null-like sentinels, mojibake fingerprints (UTF-8-as-cp1252), mixed-case email columns, near-duplicate rows (case-and-padding stripped), leading-zero IDs (Excel hazard), mixed line endings, encoding decode failure (`encoding_decode_failed`), and U+FFFD presence in the loaded text (`encoding_uncertain`). New detectors plug in by appending one entry to `analyze.py` and one matching fix in `fixes.py`.

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@@ -505,6 +505,66 @@ The market gap this script fills: **one-click correctness for the dirty-CSV fail
- CLI surface: separate `src/cli_text_clean.py` module, matching the "one CLI binary per script on PATH" pattern in Section 3.2. Not a subcommand on the existing dedup Typer app. - CLI surface: separate `src/cli_text_clean.py` module, matching the "one CLI binary per script on PATH" pattern in Section 3.2. Not a subcommand on the existing dedup Typer app.
- `ftfy` dependency deferred to Tier 2 (~5MB). Revisit if mojibake reports come in. - `ftfy` dependency deferred to Tier 2 (~5MB). Revisit if mojibake reports come in.
### 10.2.1 Upload-time analyzer (`src/core/analyze.py`)
The analyzer is a read-only, advisory pass that runs on every uploaded file before any tool page sees it. It produces a list of `Finding` objects, each carrying:
| Field | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| `id` | str | Stable identifier (`smart_punctuation_in_data`, `mixed_line_endings`, …). Never localized. |
| `severity` | `info` / `warn` / `error` | UX urgency. `error` is the only level that blocks the gate. |
| `confidence` | `high` / `medium` / `low` | Auto-fixability. **High** is round-trip safe, **medium** has known false-positive shapes, **low** is heuristic and opt-in. |
| `fix_action` | str | Stable id naming the algorithm in `src/core/fixes.py` that resolves this finding. Empty for informational-only findings. |
| `pre_applied` | bool | True when the fix already ran during the read pass (BOM strip, NUL strip, byte-level smart-quote fold). The gate treats these as already-resolved. |
| `tool` | str | Tool id that owns this concern (`02_text_cleaner`, `04_missing_handler`). Empty for file-level findings. |
| `count` | int | Cells / rows affected. |
| `description` | str | One-sentence human summary (banners, tooltips). |
| `column` | str / None | Column name when scoped to one column. |
| `samples` | list[(row, col, value)] | Up to 5 examples for the GUI to render. |
`analyze(source, *, sample_rows=1000, repair_result=None, encoding_override=None)` is the public entry point. `source` is a DataFrame or a path; `encoding_override` skips charset detection and uses the user's chosen codepage instead — this is the hook that lets the Review page recover from misdetections (cp1252-vs-cp1250 ambiguity, KOI8-R surfacing as Shift_JIS).
### 10.2.2 CSV-normalization gate (`src/core/normalize.py`, `src/core/fixes.py`)
A file enters tool pages only after passing the gate. The gate has two paths:
1. **Auto-fix** — `auto_fix(df, findings)` applies every `confidence="high"` finding whose `fix_action` is registered in `fixes.py`.
2. **Per-finding decisions** — `apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)` accepts an explicit list of `Decision(finding_id, action, payload)` where action is `"auto" | "skip" | "modified"`.
Output is a `NormalizationResult` with:
- `cleaned_df` — the DataFrame after every applied fix.
- `cleaned_bytes` — UTF-8 CSV serialization for the download.
- `applied`, `skipped_findings`, `pending_findings`, `blocking_findings` — audit log + gate status.
`is_normalized(findings, result)` re-runs `analyze()` against the cleaned bytes and returns False if any high-confidence detector still fires — that's the strict contract tool pages depend on.
`fixes.py` is a registry: `@register("fix_id")` decorates a `(df, payload) -> (new_df, n_cells_changed)` function. Adding a new fix means appending one entry to `analyze.py`'s `FIX_*` constants, one detector that emits a Finding with that `fix_action`, and one registered function in `fixes.py`. No other call sites change.
### 10.2.3 Review page (`src/gui/pages/0_Review.py`)
Streamlit page that orchestrates the gate visually. Gates the entire tool sidebar via `require_normalization_gate()` in `src/gui/components.py`, which every tool page calls right after `hide_streamlit_chrome()`.
The page:
1. Surfaces the detected encoding plus an override picker (16 common codepages + custom-text fallback).
2. Renders one expandable card per finding, sorted by severity then confidence, with a decision radio (Auto / Skip / Customize), a live before/after preview built by running the registered fix on each `Finding.samples` value, and a payload editor for fixes that take user input (e.g. custom null-sentinel list for `replace_null_sentinels`).
3. Apply button persists a `NormalizationResult` keyed by upload SHA-256; tool pages refuse to load until the hash matches.
4. After apply, an `⚙️ Advanced output options` expander offers per-download encoding, delimiter, and line-terminator selection. The helper `_build_output_bytes(df, *, encoding, delimiter, line_terminator)` returns `(bytes, error_message)` — when the chosen encoding can't represent a character, falls back to `errors="replace"` and returns a warning the page surfaces.
### 10.2.4 Pre-parse repair (`src/core/io.py::repair_bytes`)
Byte-level pre-parse pass. Order is meaningful and each step is independently toggleable:
1. **Wide-encoding transcode** — UTF-16/UTF-32 → UTF-8. Has to run first because the byte-level NUL strip below would shred UTF-16 data (UTF-16 ASCII chars carry NUL as half of every 16-bit unit). Records `transcode_to_utf8` audit action; the analyzer surfaces it as a `csv_transcoded_to_utf8` info finding.
2. **UTF-8 BOM strip** (file start only).
3. **NUL strip** — only meaningful after step 1, so genuine corruption (truncated C strings, half-binary exports) rather than encoding artifacts.
4. **Line-ending normalize** — CRLF and bare CR → LF. Bare CR confuses the C parser; the text-cleaner contract also calls for LF inside multi-line cells.
5. **Byte-level smart-quote fold** — curly / guillemet / double-prime → ASCII `"`. Only structural double-quote-equivalents; single curly quotes are deferred to the cell-level cleaner.
6. **Per-row delimiter repair** — when one row has +1 field and the merge candidate is currency-shaped (`$1,500.00` etc.), merge and quote.
`detect_encoding()` tries strict UTF-8 first and returns `"utf-8"` if the bytes decode cleanly. This was added because charset-normalizer fingerprints small files dominated by short non-ASCII sequences (e.g. zero-width chars at U+200B-class) as `mac_latin2` — but if the bytes are valid UTF-8, that's the right answer regardless of label.
### 10.3 - 10.9 (Future) ### 10.3 - 10.9 (Future)
Functional specs for scripts 03 through 09 to be added when each script enters active build. The deduplicator (10.1) and text cleaner (10.2) specs are the template; specs for other scripts should follow the same Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 structure with explicit strategic framing (what's the market gap this script fills, given that some of its functionality is available free elsewhere). Functional specs for scripts 03 through 09 to be added when each script enters active build. The deduplicator (10.1) and text cleaner (10.2) specs are the template; specs for other scripts should follow the same Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 structure with explicit strategic framing (what's the market gap this script fills, given that some of its functionality is available free elsewhere).

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@@ -125,6 +125,41 @@ deduplicator --help
--- ---
## 3.3 Review & Normalize gate
Before any tool page accepts a file, the file passes through a **CSV-normalization gate**. The gate scans every uploaded file, surfaces every data-quality issue our analyzer can detect, and lets you choose how to handle each one before downstream tools see the data.
### How it works
1. Upload a file on the home page. The analyzer scans it and counts findings by confidence tier.
2. Click any tool. If the file hasn't been normalized yet, you're redirected to the **Review & Normalize** page.
3. The page shows every finding grouped by severity and confidence, with a per-finding decision control.
### Confidence tiers
- **High** — round-trip-safe algorithmic fix (BOM strip, whitespace trim, NBSP / zero-width strip, smart-quote fold, line-ending normalize, header cleanup). One-click "Auto-fix high-confidence" applies them all.
- **Medium** — right call in the common case but with known false-positive shapes. Examples: lowercasing the email column, replacing null-like sentinels (`N/A`, `-`, `nan`), repairing unquoted-currency rows. Preview the change before applying.
- **Low** — heuristic fixes that can corrupt data when wrong. Mojibake repair (`café` → `café`), mixed-encoding detection. Off by default; you opt in per finding.
- **Error** — blocking. Empty file, unrepairable rows, U+FFFD replacement characters. Cannot enter the tool pages until resolved or explicitly waived.
### Encoding override
When the analyzer reports `encoding_uncertain` or you spot mojibake (`é`) or `<60>` characters in the findings list, use the **File encoding** picker at the top of the Review page. Pick the right code page (cp1252 for Western Excel exports, KOI8-R for older Russian data, Big5 for traditional Chinese, etc.) or type a custom one, then click **Re-analyze**. Findings refresh against the corrected decode.
The picker is hidden for `.xlsx` files since Excel stores text as Unicode internally.
### Advanced output options
After applying decisions, an `⚙️ Advanced output options` expander on the download appears. Three dropdowns let you tune the output file format:
- **Encoding (code page)** — UTF-8 (default), UTF-8 with BOM (Excel-friendly), Windows-1252, Latin-1, Latin-9, cp1250, ISO-8859-2, cp1251, Shift_JIS, GB18030, Big5, EUC-KR, UTF-16 LE.
- **Delimiter** — comma (default), tab, semicolon, pipe.
- **Line terminator** — LF (default), CRLF (Windows), CR.
The download filename auto-adjusts the extension (`.tsv` for tab, otherwise `.csv`). When the chosen encoding can't represent a character (Cyrillic content into cp1252, Asian script into Latin-1), the page shows a warning naming the offending character and falls back to `?` replacement so the download still works.
---
## 4. Output ## 4. Output
Every script writes: Every script writes:

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@@ -52,13 +52,20 @@ _TOOL_MAP: dict[str, str] = {
"cli": "test_cli or test_cli_text_clean or test_cli_analyze", "cli": "test_cli or test_cli_text_clean or test_cli_analyze",
"config": "test_config", "config": "test_config",
"normalizers": "test_normalizers", "normalizers": "test_normalizers",
"normalize": "test_normalize",
"encodings": "test_encodings_corpus or test_io",
"gate": "test_normalize",
} }
_CATEGORY_PATHS: dict[str, list[str]] = { _CATEGORY_PATHS: dict[str, list[str]] = {
"unit": ["tests/"], # all tests are unit unless marked otherwise "unit": ["tests/"], # all tests are unit unless marked otherwise
"e2e": ["tests/test_e2e.py"], "e2e": ["tests/test_e2e.py"],
"install": ["tests/test_install.py"], "install": ["tests/test_install.py"],
"fixtures": ["tests/test_corpus.py", "tests/test_fixtures_sweep.py"], "fixtures": [
"tests/test_corpus.py",
"tests/test_fixtures_sweep.py",
"tests/test_encodings_corpus.py",
],
} }

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@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ from pandas.api import types as pdtypes
from .io import RepairResult, repair_bytes, detect_encoding, detect_delimiter from .io import RepairResult, repair_bytes, detect_encoding, detect_delimiter
Severity = Literal["info", "warn", "error"] Severity = Literal["info", "warn", "error"]
Confidence = Literal["high", "medium", "low"]
# Tool identifiers — match the 0N_<name> convention used by the script set. # Tool identifiers — match the 0N_<name> convention used by the script set.
@@ -35,6 +36,29 @@ TOOL_DEDUPLICATOR = "01_deduplicator"
TOOL_FORMAT_STANDARDIZER = "03_format_standardizer" TOOL_FORMAT_STANDARDIZER = "03_format_standardizer"
# Stable fix-action ids. These name the algorithm that resolves a finding;
# the normalize layer dispatches on this id. Keep in sync with fixes.py.
FIX_TRIM_WHITESPACE = "trim_whitespace"
FIX_STRIP_NBSP = "strip_nbsp_unicode_whitespace"
FIX_STRIP_ZERO_WIDTH = "strip_zero_width"
FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT = "fold_smart_punctuation"
FIX_CLEAN_HEADERS = "clean_headers"
FIX_NORMALIZE_LINE_ENDINGS = "normalize_line_endings"
FIX_STRIP_BOM = "strip_bom"
FIX_STRIP_NUL = "strip_nul"
FIX_FOLD_SMART_QUOTES_BYTE = "fold_smart_quotes_byte"
FIX_REPAIR_UNQUOTED_DELIM = "repair_unquoted_delimiters"
FIX_LOWERCASE_EMAIL = "lowercase_email_column"
FIX_REPLACE_NULL_SENTINELS = "replace_null_sentinels"
FIX_REPAIR_MOJIBAKE = "repair_mojibake"
FIX_NONE = "" # informational — nothing to apply
# Replacement character (U+FFFD) inserted when a decoder gave up on a byte.
# Anything more than a tiny ratio of it in the loaded text is a strong
# signal that the encoding was wrong.
_REPLACEMENT_CHAR = "<EFBFBD>"
@dataclass @dataclass
class Finding: class Finding:
"""One issue the analyzer surfaced. """One issue the analyzer surfaced.
@@ -47,6 +71,16 @@ class Finding:
severity severity
``"info"`` (FYI), ``"warn"`` (likely needs cleanup), ``"info"`` (FYI), ``"warn"`` (likely needs cleanup),
``"error"`` (will block downstream work). ``"error"`` (will block downstream work).
confidence
``"high"`` — round-trip-safe algorithmic fix, eligible for auto-fix.
``"medium"`` — right call in the common case but has known
false-positive shapes; user should preview before applying.
``"low"`` — heuristic; the wrong call corrupts data; opt-in only.
Independent of severity: a ``warn`` finding can be high-confidence
(NBSP strip) and an ``info`` finding can be low-confidence (mojibake).
fix_action
Stable id naming the algorithm that resolves this finding. Empty
string for informational findings with no associated fix.
tool tool
Tool id that can address the finding, or empty string for purely Tool id that can address the finding, or empty string for purely
informational findings. informational findings.
@@ -69,6 +103,13 @@ class Finding:
description: str description: str
column: Optional[str] = None column: Optional[str] = None
samples: list[tuple[int, str, str]] = field(default_factory=list) samples: list[tuple[int, str, str]] = field(default_factory=list)
confidence: Confidence = "high"
fix_action: str = FIX_NONE
# True when the fix already ran during the pre-parse repair pass
# (e.g. BOM strip, byte-level smart-quote fold). The gate treats these
# as already-resolved; the review page still surfaces them so the
# user can see what was auto-applied during read.
pre_applied: bool = False
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -139,6 +180,8 @@ def _detect_smart_punctuation(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"regex patterns." f"regex patterns."
), ),
samples=sample_rows, samples=sample_rows,
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT,
)] )]
@@ -172,6 +215,8 @@ def _detect_invisible_chars(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"join keys." f"join keys."
), ),
samples=nbsp_samples, samples=nbsp_samples,
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_STRIP_NBSP,
)) ))
if zw_cells: if zw_cells:
findings.append(Finding( findings.append(Finding(
@@ -184,6 +229,8 @@ def _detect_invisible_chars(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"characters (ZWSP, ZWJ, soft hyphen, BOM, bidi marks)." f"characters (ZWSP, ZWJ, soft hyphen, BOM, bidi marks)."
), ),
samples=zw_samples, samples=zw_samples,
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_STRIP_ZERO_WIDTH,
)) ))
# Headers carry the same risks; flag separately so the user sees that # Headers carry the same risks; flag separately so the user sees that
# df["Email"] vs df["Email​"] is the issue. # df["Email"] vs df["Email​"] is the issue.
@@ -208,6 +255,8 @@ def _detect_invisible_chars(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"df['col'] lookups." f"df['col'] lookups."
), ),
samples=[(0, h, h) for h in bad_headers[:5]], samples=[(0, h, h) for h in bad_headers[:5]],
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_CLEAN_HEADERS,
)) ))
return findings return findings
@@ -235,6 +284,8 @@ def _detect_whitespace_padding(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"multi-space internal runs. Common cause of failed joins." f"multi-space internal runs. Common cause of failed joins."
), ),
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_TRIM_WHITESPACE,
)] )]
@@ -264,6 +315,8 @@ def _detect_null_like_sentinels(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"counts as missing in the missing-value handler." f"counts as missing in the missing-value handler."
), ),
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="medium",
fix_action=FIX_REPLACE_NULL_SENTINELS,
)] )]
@@ -290,6 +343,8 @@ def _detect_mojibake(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"patterns (é, ’, etc.). Auto-repair is opt-in (Tier 2)." f"patterns (é, ’, etc.). Auto-repair is opt-in (Tier 2)."
), ),
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_REPAIR_MOJIBAKE,
)] )]
@@ -316,6 +371,8 @@ def _detect_mixed_case_email(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
), ),
column=col, column=col,
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="medium",
fix_action=FIX_LOWERCASE_EMAIL,
)) ))
return findings return findings
@@ -362,6 +419,8 @@ def _detect_near_duplicates(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
f"Run the deduplicator to merge or remove." f"Run the deduplicator to merge or remove."
), ),
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="medium",
fix_action=FIX_NONE, # routed to dedup tool, not auto-fixed here
)] )]
@@ -397,23 +456,60 @@ def _detect_leading_zero_ids(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
), ),
column=str(col), column=str(col),
samples=samples, samples=samples,
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE, # informational only
)) ))
return findings return findings
def _count_row_terminators(raw: bytes) -> tuple[int, int, int]:
"""Count CRLF / LF / CR sequences that act as *row* terminators.
Walks the bytes tracking quoted-region state so that line breaks
inside multi-line quoted cells (e.g. an address column) are not
counted. Without this, files that legitimately have CRLF at row
boundaries plus LF inside quoted cells get false-positive
``mixed_line_endings`` findings.
"""
n_crlf = n_lf = n_cr = 0
in_quotes = False
i = 0
n = len(raw)
while i < n:
b = raw[i]
if b == 0x22: # ASCII double quote — toggles quoted region.
# Doubled quote inside a quoted cell is an escape, not an exit.
if in_quotes and i + 1 < n and raw[i + 1] == 0x22:
i += 2
continue
in_quotes = not in_quotes
i += 1
continue
if not in_quotes:
if b == 0x0D: # CR
if i + 1 < n and raw[i + 1] == 0x0A:
n_crlf += 1
i += 2
continue
n_cr += 1
elif b == 0x0A: # LF
n_lf += 1
i += 1
return n_crlf, n_lf, n_cr
def _detect_mixed_line_endings(raw: bytes) -> list[Finding]: def _detect_mixed_line_endings(raw: bytes) -> list[Finding]:
"""Flag files that mix CRLF, LF, and bare CR line terminators. """Flag files that mix CRLF, LF, and bare CR row terminators.
Mixed endings are a classic disaster pattern after multi-source concat Mixed endings are a classic disaster pattern after multi-source concat
(Windows + macOS + Linux exports stitched together). Operates on raw (Windows + macOS + Linux exports stitched together). Counts only the
terminators that act as row separators, so embedded newlines inside
quoted multi-line cells don't create false positives. Operates on raw
bytes only — DataFrame-mode :func:`analyze` skips this detector. bytes only — DataFrame-mode :func:`analyze` skips this detector.
""" """
if not raw: if not raw:
return [] return []
n_crlf = raw.count(b"\r\n") n_crlf, n_lf, n_cr = _count_row_terminators(raw)
# Count standalone \r and \n (not part of \r\n) by subtracting overlaps.
n_lf = raw.count(b"\n") - n_crlf
n_cr = raw.count(b"\r") - n_crlf
kinds_present = sum(1 for n in (n_crlf, n_lf, n_cr) if n > 0) kinds_present = sum(1 for n in (n_crlf, n_lf, n_cr) if n > 0)
if kinds_present <= 1: if kinds_present <= 1:
return [] return []
@@ -434,6 +530,53 @@ def _detect_mixed_line_endings(raw: bytes) -> list[Finding]:
f"({', '.join(breakdown)}). Naive splits on one style produce " f"({', '.join(breakdown)}). Naive splits on one style produce "
f"ghost rows or merged lines. Run the text cleaner to normalize." f"ghost rows or merged lines. Run the text cleaner to normalize."
), ),
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_NORMALIZE_LINE_ENDINGS,
)]
def _detect_encoding_uncertainty(df: pd.DataFrame) -> list[Finding]:
"""Flag DataFrames whose loaded text contains U+FFFD replacement chars.
The replacement character is what Python's decoder substitutes for
bytes it could not interpret under ``errors="replace"``. Any non-zero
count is a strong signal that the encoding picked by the loader was
wrong for at least part of the file — classic lying-BOM, mixed-encoding,
or wrong-codepage symptom. The user has to pick: re-upload with an
explicit encoding, or accept the loss.
"""
affected_cells = 0
sample_rows: list[tuple[int, str, str]] = []
bad_headers: list[str] = []
for col in df.columns:
if isinstance(col, str) and _REPLACEMENT_CHAR in col:
bad_headers.append(col)
for row_idx, val in enumerate(df[col].tolist()):
if isinstance(val, str) and _REPLACEMENT_CHAR in val:
affected_cells += 1
if len(sample_rows) < 5:
sample_rows.append((row_idx, str(col), val))
if not affected_cells and not bad_headers:
return []
location = []
if affected_cells:
location.append(f"{affected_cells} cell(s)")
if bad_headers:
location.append(f"{len(bad_headers)} header(s)")
return [Finding(
id="encoding_uncertain",
severity="error",
tool="",
count=affected_cells + len(bad_headers),
description=(
f"{' and '.join(location)} contain U+FFFD replacement characters, "
f"which means the file's encoding could not be decoded cleanly. "
f"Re-upload with an explicit encoding (e.g. cp1252, latin-1) "
f"or fix the source. Continuing risks silent data loss."
),
samples=sample_rows,
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
)] )]
@@ -455,6 +598,9 @@ def _findings_from_repair(repair: RepairResult) -> list[Finding]:
tool=TOOL_TEXT_CLEANER, tool=TOOL_TEXT_CLEANER,
count=1, count=1,
description="UTF-8 BOM at file start was removed before parsing.", description="UTF-8 BOM at file start was removed before parsing.",
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_STRIP_BOM,
pre_applied=True,
)) ))
if "strip_nul" in summary: if "strip_nul" in summary:
nul_action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "strip_nul") nul_action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "strip_nul")
@@ -467,6 +613,9 @@ def _findings_from_repair(repair: RepairResult) -> list[Finding]:
f"Embedded NUL bytes in the file were stripped before " f"Embedded NUL bytes in the file were stripped before "
f"parsing ({nul_action.detail})." f"parsing ({nul_action.detail})."
), ),
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_STRIP_NUL,
pre_applied=True,
)) ))
if "fold_smart_quote" in summary: if "fold_smart_quote" in summary:
action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "fold_smart_quote") action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "fold_smart_quote")
@@ -479,6 +628,55 @@ def _findings_from_repair(repair: RepairResult) -> list[Finding]:
f"Smart double quotes were folded to ASCII before parsing " f"Smart double quotes were folded to ASCII before parsing "
f"({action.detail})." f"({action.detail})."
), ),
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_FOLD_SMART_QUOTES_BYTE,
pre_applied=True,
))
if "normalize_line_endings" in summary:
action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "normalize_line_endings")
findings.append(Finding(
id="csv_line_endings_normalized",
severity="info",
tool=TOOL_TEXT_CLEANER,
count=1,
description=(
f"Line endings were normalized to LF before parsing "
f"({action.detail})."
),
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_NORMALIZE_LINE_ENDINGS,
pre_applied=True,
))
if "transcode_to_utf8" in summary:
action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "transcode_to_utf8")
findings.append(Finding(
id="csv_transcoded_to_utf8",
severity="info",
tool="",
count=1,
description=(
f"File was transcoded from a wide encoding to UTF-8 before "
f"parsing ({action.detail})."
),
confidence="high",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
pre_applied=True,
))
if "decode_replaced" in summary:
action = next(a for a in repair.actions if a.kind == "decode_replaced")
findings.append(Finding(
id="encoding_decode_failed",
severity="error",
tool="",
count=1,
description=(
f"Some bytes could not be decoded under the detected "
f"encoding ({action.detail}). Replacement characters "
f"(U+FFFD) were inserted; the file likely uses a different "
f"encoding or mixes encodings. Re-upload with --encoding."
),
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
)) ))
if "quote_unquoted_delim" in summary: if "quote_unquoted_delim" in summary:
n = summary["quote_unquoted_delim"] n = summary["quote_unquoted_delim"]
@@ -491,6 +689,9 @@ def _findings_from_repair(repair: RepairResult) -> list[Finding]:
f"{n} row(s) had a delimiter inside an unquoted field " f"{n} row(s) had a delimiter inside an unquoted field "
f"(e.g. '$1,500.00') and were merged during pre-parse repair." f"(e.g. '$1,500.00') and were merged during pre-parse repair."
), ),
confidence="medium",
fix_action=FIX_REPAIR_UNQUOTED_DELIM,
pre_applied=True,
)) ))
if repair.unrepairable_lines: if repair.unrepairable_lines:
n = len(repair.unrepairable_lines) n = len(repair.unrepairable_lines)
@@ -504,6 +705,8 @@ def _findings_from_repair(repair: RepairResult) -> list[Finding]:
f"left as-is. Inspect lines: " f"left as-is. Inspect lines: "
f"{repair.unrepairable_lines[:10]}" f"{repair.unrepairable_lines[:10]}"
), ),
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
)) ))
return findings return findings
@@ -517,6 +720,7 @@ def analyze(
*, *,
sample_rows: int = 1000, sample_rows: int = 1000,
repair_result: Optional[RepairResult] = None, repair_result: Optional[RepairResult] = None,
encoding_override: Optional[str] = None,
) -> list[Finding]: ) -> list[Finding]:
"""Run all detectors against *source* and return a list of findings. """Run all detectors against *source* and return a list of findings.
@@ -533,11 +737,17 @@ def analyze(
Optional :class:`RepairResult` from a prior pre-parse pass; used Optional :class:`RepairResult` from a prior pre-parse pass; used
to synthesize ``csv_*`` findings so the user sees what the parser to synthesize ``csv_*`` findings so the user sees what the parser
quietly fixed. quietly fixed.
encoding_override
When set, skip charset detection and decode with this encoding
instead. Used by the Review page to let the user correct
misdetections (cp1250-vs-cp1252 ambiguity, KOI8-R surfacing as
Shift_JIS, etc.). Only applies when *source* is a path.
""" """
raw_for_byte_scan: Optional[bytes] = None raw_for_byte_scan: Optional[bytes] = None
if isinstance(source, (str, Path)): if isinstance(source, (str, Path)):
df, internal_repair, raw_for_byte_scan = _load_for_analysis( df, internal_repair, raw_for_byte_scan = _load_for_analysis(
Path(source), sample_rows=sample_rows, Path(source), sample_rows=sample_rows,
encoding_override=encoding_override,
) )
# Caller-supplied repair_result wins over the internally produced one, # Caller-supplied repair_result wins over the internally produced one,
# since the caller may have used non-default repair flags. # since the caller may have used non-default repair flags.
@@ -547,10 +757,36 @@ def analyze(
df = source.head(sample_rows).copy() if len(source) > sample_rows else source.copy() df = source.head(sample_rows).copy() if len(source) > sample_rows else source.copy()
findings: list[Finding] = [] findings: list[Finding] = []
if raw_for_byte_scan is not None and not raw_for_byte_scan.strip():
findings.append(Finding(
id="empty_input",
severity="error",
tool="",
count=0,
description="Input file is empty (zero bytes or whitespace only).",
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
))
return findings
if df.empty and df.columns.empty and raw_for_byte_scan is not None:
# Non-empty bytes but the parser couldn't extract a header row.
findings.append(Finding(
id="empty_input",
severity="error",
tool="",
count=0,
description=(
"Input file has no parseable rows or columns "
"(only line endings, BOM, or whitespace)."
),
confidence="low",
fix_action=FIX_NONE,
))
if repair_result is not None: if repair_result is not None:
findings.extend(_findings_from_repair(repair_result)) findings.extend(_findings_from_repair(repair_result))
if raw_for_byte_scan is not None: if raw_for_byte_scan is not None:
findings.extend(_detect_mixed_line_endings(raw_for_byte_scan)) findings.extend(_detect_mixed_line_endings(raw_for_byte_scan))
findings.extend(_detect_encoding_uncertainty(df))
findings.extend(_detect_smart_punctuation(df)) findings.extend(_detect_smart_punctuation(df))
findings.extend(_detect_invisible_chars(df)) findings.extend(_detect_invisible_chars(df))
findings.extend(_detect_whitespace_padding(df)) findings.extend(_detect_whitespace_padding(df))
@@ -563,7 +799,7 @@ def analyze(
def _load_for_analysis( def _load_for_analysis(
path: Path, *, sample_rows: int, path: Path, *, sample_rows: int, encoding_override: Optional[str] = None,
) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, Optional[RepairResult], Optional[bytes]]: ) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, Optional[RepairResult], Optional[bytes]]:
"""Read just enough of *path* to scan, with the same robust pre-parse """Read just enough of *path* to scan, with the same robust pre-parse
repair the tool pages will use. repair the tool pages will use.
@@ -571,6 +807,12 @@ def _load_for_analysis(
Returns ``(df, repair_result, raw_bytes)``. The repair result and raw Returns ``(df, repair_result, raw_bytes)``. The repair result and raw
bytes are *None* for Excel files since the byte-level repair step bytes are *None* for Excel files since the byte-level repair step
(BOM/NUL/smart-quote folding) and line-ending scan are CSV-specific. (BOM/NUL/smart-quote folding) and line-ending scan are CSV-specific.
An empty CSV returns an empty DataFrame plus the (empty) raw bytes;
the caller synthesizes an ``empty_input`` finding from that.
When *encoding_override* is set, it replaces the detected encoding
entirely — the user has explicitly told us what the file is. The
delimiter is still detected (it's separate from encoding choice).
""" """
suffix = path.suffix.lower() suffix = path.suffix.lower()
if suffix in (".xlsx", ".xls"): if suffix in (".xlsx", ".xls"):
@@ -579,17 +821,24 @@ def _load_for_analysis(
nrows=sample_rows, nrows=sample_rows,
) )
return df, None, None return df, None, None
enc = detect_encoding(path)
delim = detect_delimiter(path, enc)
raw = path.read_bytes() raw = path.read_bytes()
if not raw.strip():
return pd.DataFrame(), None, raw
enc = encoding_override or detect_encoding(path)
delim = detect_delimiter(path, enc)
repair = repair_bytes(raw, encoding=enc, delimiter=delim) repair = repair_bytes(raw, encoding=enc, delimiter=delim)
import io as _io import io as _io
df = pd.read_csv( try:
_io.BytesIO(repair.repaired_bytes), df = pd.read_csv(
encoding="utf-8", delimiter=delim, _io.BytesIO(repair.repaired_bytes),
dtype=str, keep_default_na=False, on_bad_lines="warn", encoding="utf-8", delimiter=delim,
nrows=sample_rows, dtype=str, keep_default_na=False, on_bad_lines="warn",
) nrows=sample_rows,
)
except pd.errors.EmptyDataError:
# File is non-empty bytes but had no parseable columns (e.g. only
# whitespace, only a BOM, only line endings). Treat as empty.
return pd.DataFrame(), repair, raw
return df, repair, raw return df, repair, raw
@@ -598,6 +847,9 @@ def to_dict(finding: Finding) -> dict[str, Any]:
return { return {
"id": finding.id, "id": finding.id,
"severity": finding.severity, "severity": finding.severity,
"confidence": finding.confidence,
"fix_action": finding.fix_action,
"pre_applied": finding.pre_applied,
"tool": finding.tool, "tool": finding.tool,
"count": finding.count, "count": finding.count,
"description": finding.description, "description": finding.description,

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@@ -0,0 +1,296 @@
"""Registry of fix algorithms keyed by ``fix_action`` id.
Every :class:`~src.core.analyze.Finding` declares a ``fix_action`` naming
the algorithm that resolves it. The normalize layer dispatches on that id
into this registry. Each fix function takes a DataFrame plus an optional
``payload`` dict (for fixes that need user-supplied parameters, e.g. the
custom null-sentinel list) and returns ``(new_df, n_cells_changed)``.
Fixes here operate on the DataFrame after the byte-level pre-parse repair
has already run (BOM, NUL, line endings, smart-quote bytes, unquoted
delimiters). Anything in this layer is reversible from the audit log; a
lossy fix (e.g. mojibake repair) is gated to ``confidence="low"`` and
requires explicit user opt-in via the review page.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import re
import unicodedata
from typing import Any, Callable, Optional
import pandas as pd
from .text_clean import (
_SMART_TRANS,
_ZERO_WIDTH_RE,
_CONTROL_RE,
_WHITESPACE_RUN_RE,
_looks_structured,
strip_bom,
normalize_line_endings as _norm_le_str,
)
# The package __init__ re-exports the analyze() function under the name
# `analyze`, which shadows the submodule attribute. Reach the module via
# sys.modules to get its private constants and FIX_* identifiers.
import sys as _sys
import src.core.analyze # noqa: F401 (registers the submodule)
_a = _sys.modules["src.core.analyze"]
# NBSP / Unicode-whitespace -> ASCII space. Mirrors the analyzer's
# detection set (analyze._NBSP_LIKE_CHARS) so what the detector flags is
# exactly what this fix replaces.
_NBSP_TRANS = str.maketrans({c: " " for c in _a._NBSP_LIKE_CHARS})
FixFn = Callable[[pd.DataFrame, Optional[dict]], tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]]
_REGISTRY: dict[str, FixFn] = {}
def register(action_id: str) -> Callable[[FixFn], FixFn]:
def deco(fn: FixFn) -> FixFn:
_REGISTRY[action_id] = fn
return fn
return deco
def get_fix(action_id: str) -> Optional[FixFn]:
return _REGISTRY.get(action_id)
def available_actions() -> list[str]:
return sorted(_REGISTRY)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _apply_to_strings(
df: pd.DataFrame, fn: Callable[[str], str], *, include_headers: bool = False,
) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Apply *fn* to every string cell. Returns (new_df, cells_changed).
Headers are not touched here — the dedicated header-cleaning fix owns
that scope so the gate's audit log records header changes separately.
"""
out = df.copy()
changed = 0
for col in out.columns:
if not pd.api.types.is_object_dtype(out[col]) and not pd.api.types.is_string_dtype(out[col]):
continue
new_col = []
for v in out[col]:
if isinstance(v, str):
nv = fn(v)
if nv != v:
changed += 1
new_col.append(nv)
else:
new_col.append(v)
out[col] = new_col
if include_headers:
new_headers = []
for h in out.columns:
if isinstance(h, str):
nh = fn(h)
if nh != h:
changed += 1
new_headers.append(nh)
else:
new_headers.append(h)
out.columns = new_headers
return out, changed
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# High-confidence fixes
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@register(_a.FIX_TRIM_WHITESPACE)
def trim_whitespace(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Strip leading/trailing whitespace; collapse internal runs in text cells.
Numeric/date/phone-shaped cells get only outer trim — internal spacing
in those is often semantic (`1 234`, `(555) 123-4567`).
"""
def fix(s: str) -> str:
trimmed = s.strip()
if not trimmed or _looks_structured(trimmed):
return trimmed
return _WHITESPACE_RUN_RE.sub(" ", trimmed)
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)
@register(_a.FIX_STRIP_NBSP)
def strip_nbsp(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Replace NBSP and other Unicode spaces with ASCII space."""
def fix(s: str) -> str:
return s.translate(_NBSP_TRANS)
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)
@register(_a.FIX_STRIP_ZERO_WIDTH)
def strip_zero_width(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Remove zero-width and invisible characters from cells."""
def fix(s: str) -> str:
return _ZERO_WIDTH_RE.sub("", s)
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)
@register(_a.FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT)
def fold_smart_punctuation(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""ASCII-fy curly quotes, em/en dashes, ellipsis, primes."""
def fix(s: str) -> str:
return s.translate(_SMART_TRANS)
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)
@register(_a.FIX_CLEAN_HEADERS)
def clean_headers(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Apply the same per-cell hygiene to column headers.
Fixes the df['Email'] vs df['Email '] class of bug.
"""
def fix(s: str) -> str:
s = strip_bom(s)
s = s.translate(_NBSP_TRANS)
s = _ZERO_WIDTH_RE.sub("", s)
s = s.translate(_SMART_TRANS)
s = _CONTROL_RE.sub("", s)
return s.strip()
out = df.copy()
new_headers = []
changed = 0
for h in out.columns:
if isinstance(h, str):
nh = fix(h)
if nh != h:
changed += 1
new_headers.append(nh)
else:
new_headers.append(h)
out.columns = new_headers
return out, changed
@register(_a.FIX_NORMALIZE_LINE_ENDINGS)
def normalize_line_endings(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Normalize CRLF / bare CR inside cells to LF.
File-level line endings are handled by ``repair_bytes`` before parsing;
this fix covers embedded multi-line cells (case 11 in the corpus).
"""
return _apply_to_strings(df, _norm_le_str)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Already-applied fixes (no-op at this layer; kept so the audit log is
# uniform and the gate can reason about them)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@register(_a.FIX_STRIP_BOM)
def strip_bom_noop(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""BOM is stripped during read by repair_bytes; nothing to do here."""
return df, 0
@register(_a.FIX_STRIP_NUL)
def strip_nul_noop(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""NUL is stripped during read by repair_bytes."""
return df, 0
@register(_a.FIX_FOLD_SMART_QUOTES_BYTE)
def fold_smart_quotes_byte_noop(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Byte-level smart-quote fold runs in repair_bytes."""
return df, 0
@register(_a.FIX_REPAIR_UNQUOTED_DELIM)
def repair_unquoted_delim_noop(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Per-row delimiter repair runs in repair_bytes."""
return df, 0
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Medium-confidence fixes (require user confirmation in the review flow)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@register(_a.FIX_LOWERCASE_EMAIL)
def lowercase_email(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Lowercase values in the column named in *payload['column']*.
Defaults to lowercasing every column whose name matches the email
heuristic if no payload is given.
"""
out = df.copy()
payload = payload or {}
target_cols: list[str]
if "column" in payload:
target_cols = [payload["column"]]
else:
target_cols = [
c for c in out.columns
if isinstance(c, str) and _a._EMAIL_LIKE_COL.search(c)
]
changed = 0
for col in target_cols:
if col not in out.columns:
continue
new_col = []
for v in out[col]:
if isinstance(v, str):
nv = v.lower()
if nv != v:
changed += 1
new_col.append(nv)
else:
new_col.append(v)
out[col] = new_col
return out, changed
@register(_a.FIX_REPLACE_NULL_SENTINELS)
def replace_null_sentinels(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Replace user-approved null-like sentinel strings with empty string.
Payload: ``{"sentinels": ["N/A", "n/a", "nan", ...]}``. Defaults to
the analyzer's built-in set when no payload is given. Comparison is
case-insensitive, whitespace-trimmed.
"""
payload = payload or {}
sentinels = payload.get("sentinels")
if sentinels is None:
sentinels = list(_a._NULL_LIKE)
sentinel_set = {s.strip().lower() for s in sentinels}
def fix(s: str) -> str:
return "" if s.strip().lower() in sentinel_set else s
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Low-confidence fixes (off by default; user-only)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@register(_a.FIX_REPAIR_MOJIBAKE)
def repair_mojibake(df: pd.DataFrame, payload: Optional[dict] = None) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, int]:
"""Heuristic UTF-8-as-cp1252 mojibake repair via ftfy when available.
Falls back to a no-op (returning ``(df, 0)``) when ftfy is not
installed; the review page surfaces that as "library missing — install
ftfy to enable" so we never silently corrupt data with a hand-rolled
heuristic.
"""
try:
import ftfy # type: ignore
except ImportError:
return df, 0
def fix(s: str) -> str:
return ftfy.fix_text(s)
return _apply_to_strings(df, fix)

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@@ -34,6 +34,16 @@ def detect_encoding(path: Path, sample_bytes: int = 65_536) -> str:
if raw[:2] in (b"\xff\xfe", b"\xfe\xff"): if raw[:2] in (b"\xff\xfe", b"\xfe\xff"):
return "utf-16" return "utf-16"
# Strict UTF-8 wins. charset_normalizer fingerprints small files
# dominated by short non-ASCII sequences (e.g. zero-width chars at
# U+200B-class) as mac_latin2 / cp1250 / similar — but if the bytes
# decode cleanly as UTF-8, that's the right answer regardless.
try:
raw.decode("utf-8")
return "utf-8"
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
result = from_bytes(raw).best() result = from_bytes(raw).best()
if result is None: if result is None:
return "utf-8" return "utf-8"
@@ -416,6 +426,7 @@ def repair_bytes(
fold_quotes: bool = True, fold_quotes: bool = True,
strip_nul: bool = True, strip_nul: bool = True,
repair_delims: bool = True, repair_delims: bool = True,
normalize_line_endings: bool = True,
) -> RepairResult: ) -> RepairResult:
"""Pre-parse repair on a raw delimited file. """Pre-parse repair on a raw delimited file.
@@ -423,8 +434,11 @@ def repair_bytes(
1. Strip a leading UTF-8 BOM. 1. Strip a leading UTF-8 BOM.
2. Strip embedded NUL bytes (the C parser truncates fields at NUL). 2. Strip embedded NUL bytes (the C parser truncates fields at NUL).
3. Fold smart double quotes (curly, guillemet, double-prime) to ASCII ``"``. 3. Normalize line endings (CRLF and bare CR to LF). Bare CR confuses
4. Per-row repair when one rogue delimiter is embedded in a field that the C parser ("new-line character seen in unquoted field"); the
text-cleaner contract also calls for LF inside multi-line cells.
4. Fold smart double quotes (curly, guillemet, double-prime) to ASCII ``"``.
5. Per-row repair when one rogue delimiter is embedded in a field that
looks like currency or thousands-grouped digits — quote that field. looks like currency or thousands-grouped digits — quote that field.
Single curly quotes and other punctuation are deferred to the cell-level Single curly quotes and other punctuation are deferred to the cell-level
@@ -434,12 +448,41 @@ def repair_bytes(
unrepairable: list[int] = [] unrepairable: list[int] = []
data = raw data = raw
# If the input is a UTF-16 / UTF-32 byte stream, transcode it to UTF-8
# up front. UTF-16 ASCII codepoints carry NUL as half of every 16-bit
# unit, so the byte-level NUL-strip below would shred the file. Doing
# the transcode here means the rest of the repair pipeline operates
# on UTF-8 bytes regardless of the source encoding.
enc_norm = encoding.lower().replace("-", "_") if encoding else ""
is_wide = enc_norm.startswith(("utf_16", "utf_32"))
# UTF-16 LE without a BOM that survives detection lands here too.
if is_wide:
try:
decoded = data.decode(encoding)
except (UnicodeDecodeError, LookupError):
decoded = data.decode("utf-8", errors="replace")
actions.append(RepairAction(
kind="decode_replaced", line=None,
detail=f"decode errors under {encoding}; replaced with U+FFFD",
))
# Strip a leading UTF-16 BOM (decoded as U+FEFF) if present.
if decoded and decoded[0] == "":
decoded = decoded[1:]
data = decoded.encode("utf-8")
actions.append(RepairAction(
kind="transcode_to_utf8", line=None,
detail=f"transcoded {encoding} -> utf-8 ({len(raw)}B -> {len(data)}B)",
))
encoding = "utf-8" # downstream steps now operate on UTF-8
# 1. BOM # 1. BOM
if data.startswith(b"\xef\xbb\xbf"): if data.startswith(b"\xef\xbb\xbf"):
data = data[3:] data = data[3:]
actions.append(RepairAction(kind="strip_bom", line=None, detail="UTF-8 BOM removed")) actions.append(RepairAction(kind="strip_bom", line=None, detail="UTF-8 BOM removed"))
# 2. NUL # 2. NUL — only meaningful for single-byte / UTF-8 encodings. We've
# already transcoded UTF-16/32 to UTF-8 above, so NUL here is genuine
# corruption (truncated C strings, half-binary exports), not encoding.
if strip_nul and b"\x00" in data: if strip_nul and b"\x00" in data:
before = data.count(b"\x00") before = data.count(b"\x00")
data = data.replace(b"\x00", b"") data = data.replace(b"\x00", b"")
@@ -448,6 +491,26 @@ def repair_bytes(
detail=f"removed {before} NUL byte(s)", detail=f"removed {before} NUL byte(s)",
)) ))
# 3. Line endings: CRLF and bare CR -> LF. CRLF first so we don't
# double-substitute. Done at the byte layer so it survives through
# any subsequent decode failure.
if normalize_line_endings and (b"\r" in data):
n_crlf = data.count(b"\r\n")
data = data.replace(b"\r\n", b"\n")
n_cr = data.count(b"\r")
if n_cr:
data = data.replace(b"\r", b"\n")
if n_crlf or n_cr:
parts = []
if n_crlf:
parts.append(f"{n_crlf} CRLF")
if n_cr:
parts.append(f"{n_cr} bare CR")
actions.append(RepairAction(
kind="normalize_line_endings", line=None,
detail=f"normalized {', '.join(parts)} to LF",
))
# Decode for character-level work. # Decode for character-level work.
try: try:
text = data.decode(encoding) text = data.decode(encoding)

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"""CSV-normalization gate.
A file enters the tool pages only after passing the gate. The gate has
two paths:
1. **Auto-fix** — apply every algorithm flagged ``confidence="high"``.
2. **Review** — show the user a preview of medium/low-confidence findings
and accept an explicit per-finding decision before applying.
The gate produces a :class:`NormalizationResult` containing the cleaned
DataFrame, the bytes representation, and a structured audit log of every
fix that ran. Tool pages are guarded by :func:`is_normalized` against
the result and the original list of findings.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Literal, Optional
import pandas as pd
from .analyze import Finding, analyze
from .fixes import get_fix
DecisionAction = Literal["auto", "skip", "modified"]
@dataclass
class Decision:
"""One user-recorded choice for a finding.
Attributes
----------
finding_id
The :class:`Finding` id this decision applies to.
action
``"auto"`` to run the registered fix as-is, ``"skip"`` to leave
it alone (the gate logs it as waived), ``"modified"`` to run the
fix with a custom payload (e.g. user-edited null sentinel list).
payload
Optional kwargs forwarded to the fix function. Required for
``"modified"``; ignored for ``"skip"``.
"""
finding_id: str
action: DecisionAction
payload: Optional[dict] = None
@dataclass
class FixApplied:
"""One fix that ran during a gate pass."""
finding_id: str
fix_action: str
cells_changed: int
decision: DecisionAction
@dataclass
class NormalizationResult:
"""Output of a gate pass.
Attributes
----------
cleaned_df
DataFrame after every applied fix. The downstream tool pages
consume this directly.
cleaned_bytes
UTF-8 encoded CSV of *cleaned_df* — the canonical artifact for
round-tripping into another tool that re-parses.
applied
Audit log of fixes that ran.
skipped_findings
Findings the user explicitly waived (decision = ``"skip"``).
pending_findings
Findings still requiring a user decision before the gate is
considered passed. Empty on a successful gate pass.
blocking_findings
Severity=error findings that have no decision and no auto-fix.
Non-empty means the gate is blocked and the file cannot enter
tool pages.
"""
cleaned_df: pd.DataFrame
cleaned_bytes: bytes
applied: list[FixApplied] = field(default_factory=list)
skipped_findings: list[Finding] = field(default_factory=list)
pending_findings: list[Finding] = field(default_factory=list)
blocking_findings: list[Finding] = field(default_factory=list)
@property
def passed(self) -> bool:
return not self.pending_findings and not self.blocking_findings
def _df_to_bytes(df: pd.DataFrame) -> bytes:
buf = io.StringIO()
df.to_csv(buf, index=False, lineterminator="\n")
return buf.getvalue().encode("utf-8")
def _is_actionable(f: Finding) -> bool:
"""Does this finding still need attention from the gate?
Pre-applied fixes (BOM strip, etc. — already done during read) are
not actionable. Findings without a registered fix_action are not
actionable here either; severity=error ones become blockers.
"""
if f.pre_applied:
return False
if not f.fix_action:
return False
return get_fix(f.fix_action) is not None
def auto_fix(
df: pd.DataFrame, findings: list[Finding],
) -> NormalizationResult:
"""Apply every fix flagged ``confidence="high"``.
Returns a :class:`NormalizationResult`. Medium / low / unknown
confidence findings are surfaced as ``pending_findings`` and the
result is *not* considered passed until the user decides on them.
"""
decisions: list[Decision] = [
Decision(finding_id=f.id, action="auto")
for f in findings
if _is_actionable(f) and f.confidence == "high"
]
return apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
def apply_decisions(
df: pd.DataFrame, findings: list[Finding], decisions: list[Decision],
) -> NormalizationResult:
"""Apply *decisions* to *df* in finding order.
Findings with no matching decision are categorized:
* ``severity=error`` -> ``blocking_findings``
* Otherwise -> ``pending_findings`` (user still owes us a decision)
Pre-applied findings are recorded once in the audit log with
``cells_changed=0`` so callers can render "what was already done."
"""
decision_by_id = {d.finding_id: d for d in decisions}
out = df.copy()
applied: list[FixApplied] = []
skipped: list[Finding] = []
pending: list[Finding] = []
blocking: list[Finding] = []
for f in findings:
if f.pre_applied:
applied.append(FixApplied(
finding_id=f.id,
fix_action=f.fix_action,
cells_changed=0,
decision="auto",
))
continue
decision = decision_by_id.get(f.id)
if decision is None:
if f.severity == "error":
blocking.append(f)
elif _is_actionable(f):
pending.append(f)
# else: informational with no fix; ignore.
continue
if decision.action == "skip":
skipped.append(f)
continue
fix_fn = get_fix(f.fix_action)
if fix_fn is None:
# Decision references a fix we don't have; treat as pending.
pending.append(f)
continue
payload = decision.payload
# Per-column fixes (lowercase_email) can carry the column from
# the finding when the user didn't override it.
if f.column and (payload is None or "column" not in payload):
payload = {**(payload or {}), "column": f.column}
out, changed = fix_fn(out, payload)
applied.append(FixApplied(
finding_id=f.id,
fix_action=f.fix_action,
cells_changed=changed,
decision=decision.action,
))
return NormalizationResult(
cleaned_df=out,
cleaned_bytes=_df_to_bytes(out),
applied=applied,
skipped_findings=skipped,
pending_findings=pending,
blocking_findings=blocking,
)
def is_normalized(
findings: list[Finding], result: Optional[NormalizationResult],
) -> bool:
"""True iff *result* satisfies the gate against *findings*.
The gate passes when:
* A result exists, and
* It has no blocking findings, and
* It has no pending (undecided) actionable findings.
Re-run analysis on the cleaned bytes to confirm the high-confidence
detectors no longer fire — that's the contract the tool pages rely
on. Callers who want the cheap check can pass ``result.passed``
directly; this function is the strict version.
"""
if result is None:
return False
if not result.passed:
return False
# Re-analyze the cleaned bytes; high-confidence detectors must be silent.
rerun = analyze(result.cleaned_df)
for f in rerun:
if f.confidence == "high" and _is_actionable(f):
return False
return True
def gate_summary(result: NormalizationResult) -> dict:
"""One-line-per-key summary suitable for logging or the CLI."""
return {
"passed": result.passed,
"fixes_applied": len(result.applied),
"cells_changed": sum(a.cells_changed for a in result.applied),
"skipped": [f.id for f in result.skipped_findings],
"pending": [f.id for f in result.pending_findings],
"blocking": [f.id for f in result.blocking_findings],
}

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@@ -1096,6 +1096,49 @@ class _StashedUpload:
return self._data return self._data
def require_normalization_gate() -> None:
"""Block the calling tool page until the upload has passed the gate.
Tool pages should call this immediately after their imports. When the
current session upload has not been normalized — no
``normalization_result``, the result is for a different upload, or the
result didn't pass — the user is shown a banner and a button to jump
to the Review page; the rest of the page is short-circuited via
``st.stop()``.
Pages that genuinely don't need a clean dataframe (rare) can opt out
by simply not calling this.
"""
import hashlib
has_upload = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes") is not None
if not has_upload:
# No upload yet — let the page's own uploader handle it; the gate
# will kick in once a file is present.
return
upload_hash = hashlib.sha256(
st.session_state["home_uploaded_bytes"]
).hexdigest()
result = st.session_state.get("normalization_result")
matched = (
result is not None
and st.session_state.get("normalization_for") == upload_hash
and getattr(result, "passed", False)
)
if matched:
return
name = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name", "the uploaded file")
st.warning(
f"**{name}** must pass the CSV-normalization gate before you can "
f"use this tool. Open the Review page to apply the fixes our "
f"analyzer recommends."
)
if st.button("Go to Review & Normalize", type="primary"):
st.switch_page("pages/0_Review.py")
st.stop()
def pickup_or_upload( def pickup_or_upload(
*, *,
label: str, label: str,

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@@ -0,0 +1,675 @@
"""Review & normalize gate page.
Sits between the home-page upload and every tool page. Walks the user
through every analyzer finding, lets them auto-fix, preview, customize,
or skip each one, and produces a :class:`NormalizationResult` stashed in
session state. Tool pages refuse to load until this gate has passed.
State contract
--------------
Session state read:
* ``home_uploaded_bytes`` / ``home_uploaded_name`` — current upload.
* ``home_findings`` — list of :class:`Finding` from the home-page scan.
* ``review_decisions`` — dict[finding_id, Decision]; user's choices so far.
Session state written:
* ``review_decisions`` — updated as the user flips controls.
* ``normalization_result`` — :class:`NormalizationResult` after Apply.
* ``normalization_for`` — content hash of the upload the result is for.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import hashlib
import io
import sys
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Optional
import pandas as pd
import streamlit as st
# Project root on sys.path (mirrors app.py).
_project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.core.analyze import Finding, analyze
from src.core.fixes import get_fix
from src.core.io import detect_encoding, repair_bytes
from src.core.normalize import (
Decision,
NormalizationResult,
apply_decisions,
auto_fix,
gate_summary,
is_normalized,
)
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome
# Common single-byte and multi-byte encodings the user might pick to
# correct a misdetection. Ordered by frequency in real-world Western /
# multilingual data; keep the list short — too many options just adds
# noise. The user can type a custom encoding via the "Other" entry.
_OVERRIDE_ENCODINGS = [
"(detected)",
"utf-8",
"utf-8-sig",
"cp1252",
"iso-8859-1",
"iso-8859-15",
"cp1250",
"iso-8859-2",
"cp1251",
"koi8-r",
"mac-roman",
"shift_jis",
"cp932",
"gb18030",
"big5",
"euc-kr",
"cp949",
"utf-16",
"utf-16-le",
"utf-16-be",
"Other…",
]
st.set_page_config(page_title="Review & Normalize", page_icon="🛡️", layout="wide")
hide_streamlit_chrome()
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _upload_hash() -> Optional[str]:
data = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes")
if not data:
return None
return hashlib.sha256(data).hexdigest()
def _detected_encoding_for_session() -> Optional[str]:
"""Run charset detection on the session bytes via a tmp file."""
data = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes")
name = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name") or "tmp.csv"
if not data:
return None
import tempfile
suffix = "." + name.rsplit(".", 1)[-1] if "." in name else ".csv"
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=suffix, delete=False) as fh:
fh.write(data)
tmp_path = Path(fh.name)
try:
return detect_encoding(tmp_path)
finally:
tmp_path.unlink(missing_ok=True)
def _load_df_from_session(encoding_override: Optional[str] = None) -> Optional[pd.DataFrame]:
"""Re-parse the session upload through the same pipeline the home page
uses, so the review page operates on identical bytes.
When *encoding_override* is set, decode with that encoding instead of
UTF-8. The override flows into ``repair_bytes`` so the wide-encoding
transcode and decode_replaced fallback both honor the user's choice.
"""
data = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes")
name = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name") or ""
if not data:
return None
suffix = name.rsplit(".", 1)[-1].lower() if "." in name else ""
if suffix in ("xlsx", "xls"):
return pd.read_excel(io.BytesIO(data), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)
delim = "\t" if suffix == "tsv" else ","
if delim == ",":
head = data[:4096].decode("utf-8", errors="replace")
for cand in ("\t", ";", "|"):
if head.count(cand) > head.count(",") * 1.5:
delim = cand
break
enc = encoding_override or "utf-8"
repair = repair_bytes(data, encoding=enc, delimiter=delim)
return pd.read_csv(
io.BytesIO(repair.repaired_bytes),
encoding="utf-8", delimiter=delim,
dtype=str, keep_default_na=False, on_bad_lines="warn",
)
def _run_analysis_with_override(encoding_override: Optional[str]) -> list[Finding]:
"""Re-run analyze() on the session upload with an encoding override.
Mirrors components._run_analysis_on_upload but writes the bytes to a
tempfile so analyze() goes through the path-based loader (which is
where the encoding_override hook lives — DataFrame-mode analysis has
nothing to override).
"""
data = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes")
name = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name") or "tmp.csv"
if not data:
return []
import tempfile
suffix = "." + name.rsplit(".", 1)[-1] if "." in name else ".csv"
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=suffix, delete=False) as fh:
fh.write(data)
tmp_path = Path(fh.name)
try:
return analyze(tmp_path, encoding_override=encoding_override)
finally:
tmp_path.unlink(missing_ok=True)
def _confidence_pill(c: str) -> str:
"""Streamlit-markdown pill for the confidence tier."""
palette = {"high": "green", "medium": "orange", "low": "red"}
return f":{palette.get(c, 'gray')}-background[**{c.upper()}**]"
def _severity_pill(s: str) -> str:
palette = {"info": "blue", "warn": "orange", "error": "red"}
return f":{palette.get(s, 'gray')}-background[**{s}**]"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Output options (Advanced — re-encode the cleaned DataFrame for download)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (label_shown_to_user, codec_passed_to_pandas)
_OUTPUT_ENCODINGS = [
("UTF-8 (recommended)", "utf-8"),
("UTF-8 with BOM (Excel)", "utf-8-sig"),
("Windows-1252 (Western Europe)", "cp1252"),
("ISO-8859-1 / Latin-1", "iso-8859-1"),
("ISO-8859-15 / Latin-9", "iso-8859-15"),
("Windows-1250 (Central Europe)", "cp1250"),
("ISO-8859-2 / Latin-2", "iso-8859-2"),
("Windows-1251 (Cyrillic)", "cp1251"),
("Shift_JIS (Japanese)", "shift_jis"),
("GB18030 (Chinese)", "gb18030"),
("Big5 (Traditional Chinese)", "big5"),
("EUC-KR (Korean)", "euc-kr"),
("UTF-16 LE with BOM", "utf-16"),
]
_OUTPUT_DELIMITERS = [
("Comma ,", ","),
("Tab \\t", "\t"),
("Semicolon ;", ";"),
("Pipe |", "|"),
]
_OUTPUT_LINE_TERMINATORS = [
("LF — \\n (Unix / web / git default)", "\n"),
("CRLF — \\r\\n (Windows / classic Excel)", "\r\n"),
("CR — \\r (classic Mac, very rare)", "\r"),
]
def _build_output_bytes(
df: pd.DataFrame,
*,
encoding: str,
delimiter: str,
line_terminator: str,
) -> tuple[bytes, Optional[str]]:
"""Serialize *df* with the user's output options.
Returns ``(bytes, error_message)``. ``error_message`` is non-None when
the chosen encoding cannot represent at least one cell — characters
that don't exist in the target codepage are replaced with ``?`` so
the user still gets a download, plus a warning telling them which
target was lossy.
"""
buf = io.StringIO()
df.to_csv(buf, index=False, sep=delimiter, lineterminator=line_terminator)
text = buf.getvalue()
try:
return text.encode(encoding), None
except UnicodeEncodeError:
# Find the first character that fails so the message is useful.
bad: Optional[str] = None
for ch in text:
try:
ch.encode(encoding)
except UnicodeEncodeError:
bad = ch
break
msg = (
f"Some characters cannot be represented in {encoding}"
+ (f" (first offender: {bad!r})" if bad else "")
+ ". Falling back to '?' replacement; non-Latin content will be lost."
)
return text.encode(encoding, errors="replace"), msg
def _preview_table(f: Finding, decision_action: str, payload: Optional[dict]) -> Optional[pd.DataFrame]:
"""Build a before/after preview from finding samples.
Runs the registered fix function on each sample value individually so
the user sees exactly what would change. Returns None when no preview
is meaningful (no samples, or no fix registered).
"""
if not f.samples:
return None
fix_fn = get_fix(f.fix_action)
if fix_fn is None:
# No fix to preview; show samples as-is.
return pd.DataFrame(
[{"row": r, "column": c, "value": v} for r, c, v in f.samples]
)
rows = []
for r, col, val in f.samples:
# Run the fix on a tiny single-cell DataFrame so payload semantics
# (e.g. lowercase_email's column targeting) are honored.
mini = pd.DataFrame({col: [val]})
try:
new_df, _ = fix_fn(mini, payload)
new_val = new_df[col].iloc[0]
except Exception as e:
new_val = f"<preview error: {e}>"
rows.append({"row": r, "column": col, "before": val, "after": new_val})
return pd.DataFrame(rows)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Page body
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
st.title("🛡️ Review & Normalize")
st.caption(
"Every finding is shown below with the algorithm that would fix it. "
"Auto-fix the high-confidence ones in one click; preview or customize "
"the rest before applying."
)
# Pre-flight: nothing to review without an upload.
findings: list[Finding] = st.session_state.get("home_findings") or []
upload_name = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name")
if not upload_name:
st.warning("No file uploaded. Go back to the home page and upload a CSV or Excel file first.")
if st.button("Back to home"):
st.switch_page("app.py")
st.stop()
# ---- Encoding picker --------------------------------------------------------
#
# Charset detection misfires on small files, byte-equivalent codepages
# (cp1252 vs Latin-1 vs cp1250), and content where every byte happens to
# decode under the wrong encoding (KOI8-R bytes that look like Shift_JIS).
# When the user spots mojibake or U+FFFD chars in the findings list, this
# picker is the escape hatch — pick the right encoding, re-run the analyzer.
with st.container(border=True):
detected_enc = _detected_encoding_for_session()
current_override = st.session_state.get("encoding_override")
suffix = (st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_name") or "")
suffix = suffix.rsplit(".", 1)[-1].lower() if "." in suffix else ""
is_excel = suffix in ("xlsx", "xls")
st.markdown("**File encoding**")
if is_excel:
st.caption(
"Excel files store text as Unicode internally — encoding override "
"doesn't apply. Skip this section."
)
else:
cap_parts = [f"Detected: `{detected_enc or 'unknown'}`"]
if current_override:
cap_parts.append(f"Currently using: `{current_override}`")
st.caption(
" · ".join(cap_parts)
+ " · Override only if you see mojibake (e.g. `é` for `é`) or U+FFFD"
" (`<60>`) in the findings below."
)
col_pick, col_custom, col_apply = st.columns([2, 2, 1])
with col_pick:
current_label = current_override or "(detected)"
try:
idx = _OVERRIDE_ENCODINGS.index(current_label)
except ValueError:
idx = _OVERRIDE_ENCODINGS.index("Other…")
chosen = st.selectbox(
"Encoding",
options=_OVERRIDE_ENCODINGS,
index=idx,
key="encoding_override_select",
label_visibility="collapsed",
)
custom_value: Optional[str] = None
with col_custom:
if chosen == "Other…":
custom_value = st.text_input(
"Custom encoding (e.g. `cp1257`, `iso-8859-9`)",
value=current_override if current_override and current_override not in _OVERRIDE_ENCODINGS else "",
key="encoding_override_custom",
label_visibility="collapsed",
placeholder="cp1257",
)
with col_apply:
if st.button("Re-analyze", use_container_width=True):
if chosen == "(detected)":
new_override = None
elif chosen == "Other…":
new_override = (custom_value or "").strip() or None
else:
new_override = chosen
# Sanity-check the override actually decodes the bytes.
data = st.session_state.get("home_uploaded_bytes") or b""
if new_override is not None:
try:
data.decode(new_override, errors="strict")
decode_ok = True
decode_err = None
except (UnicodeDecodeError, LookupError) as e:
decode_ok = False
decode_err = str(e)
else:
decode_ok = True
decode_err = None
if not decode_ok:
st.warning(
f"`{new_override}` cannot decode this file: {decode_err}. "
f"Re-running anyway with replacement-character fallback so "
f"you can see where the failures are."
)
# Re-run analysis with the override and refresh session state.
st.session_state["encoding_override"] = new_override
st.session_state["home_findings"] = _run_analysis_with_override(new_override)
# Drop any prior gate result; the user must re-apply.
st.session_state.pop("normalization_result", None)
st.session_state.pop("normalization_for", None)
st.session_state.pop("review_decisions", None)
st.rerun()
# Reload findings — the picker above may have just rewritten them.
findings = st.session_state.get("home_findings") or []
if not findings:
st.success("✓ No findings to review. The file is already clean — open any tool to begin.")
st.stop()
# ---- Top-line counters -------------------------------------------------------
n_high = sum(1 for f in findings if f.confidence == "high" and not f.pre_applied and f.fix_action)
n_medium = sum(1 for f in findings if f.confidence == "medium" and not f.pre_applied)
n_low = sum(1 for f in findings if f.confidence == "low" and not f.pre_applied)
n_pre = sum(1 for f in findings if f.pre_applied)
n_block = sum(1 for f in findings if f.severity == "error")
c1, c2, c3, c4, c5 = st.columns(5)
c1.metric("High confidence", n_high, help="Round-trip safe — eligible for auto-fix.")
c2.metric("Medium", n_medium, help="Right call in the common case; preview before applying.")
c3.metric("Low", n_low, help="Heuristic — opt in only.")
c4.metric("Already applied", n_pre, help="Fixed during the read pass (BOM, NUL, line endings).")
c5.metric("Blocking", n_block, help="Severity = error; must be resolved or waived.")
st.divider()
# ---- Top-level controls ------------------------------------------------------
decisions_state: dict = st.session_state.setdefault("review_decisions", {})
bar_left, bar_mid, bar_right = st.columns([1.2, 1.2, 3])
with bar_left:
if st.button("✨ Auto-fix high-confidence", type="primary", use_container_width=True):
for f in findings:
if (
not f.pre_applied
and f.confidence == "high"
and f.fix_action
and get_fix(f.fix_action) is not None
):
decisions_state[f.id] = Decision(finding_id=f.id, action="auto")
st.rerun()
with bar_mid:
if st.button("Skip everything (not recommended)", use_container_width=True):
for f in findings:
if not f.pre_applied:
decisions_state[f.id] = Decision(finding_id=f.id, action="skip")
st.rerun()
# ---- Per-finding cards -------------------------------------------------------
# Sort: blocking first, then high (unfixed), medium, low, pre-applied.
def _sort_key(f: Finding) -> tuple:
severity_rank = {"error": 0, "warn": 1, "info": 2}[f.severity]
confidence_rank = {"high": 0, "medium": 1, "low": 2}[f.confidence]
return (int(f.pre_applied), severity_rank, confidence_rank, f.id)
for f in sorted(findings, key=_sort_key):
decision = decisions_state.get(f.id)
decision_action = decision.action if decision else (
"auto" if (f.pre_applied or (f.confidence == "high" and f.fix_action)) else "skip"
)
title_bits = [
_severity_pill(f.severity),
_confidence_pill(f.confidence),
f"**{f.id}**",
f"({f.count})",
]
if f.pre_applied:
title_bits.append(":gray-background[applied during read]")
with st.expander(" ".join(title_bits), expanded=(f.severity == "error")):
st.caption(f.description)
if f.tool:
st.caption(f"Owned by: `{f.tool}`")
if f.pre_applied:
st.info("This was already applied during the file read pass — no decision needed.")
continue
if not f.fix_action:
if f.severity == "error":
st.error(
"Blocking finding with no auto-fix. Choose **Skip / waive** to "
"acknowledge and proceed (not recommended), or fix the file outside "
"DataTools and re-upload."
)
else:
st.info("Informational only — no fix to apply.")
# Decision radio
choice_labels = {
"auto": "Auto-fix with our algorithm",
"skip": "Skip / waive (no change)",
}
# Customize is offered for fixes that take a meaningful payload.
if f.fix_action in ("replace_null_sentinels",):
choice_labels["modified"] = "Customize"
chosen = st.radio(
"Decision",
options=list(choice_labels.keys()),
index=list(choice_labels.keys()).index(decision_action)
if decision_action in choice_labels else 0,
format_func=lambda k: choice_labels[k],
key=f"decision_{f.id}",
horizontal=True,
)
# Customize payload editor (only for the modified action)
payload: Optional[dict] = None
if chosen == "modified" and f.fix_action == "replace_null_sentinels":
default_sentinels = ", ".join(sorted([
"n/a", "na", "nan", "null", "none", "-", "--", "tbd", "unknown",
]))
text = st.text_area(
"Sentinels (comma-separated, case-insensitive):",
value=(decision.payload or {}).get(
"sentinels_raw", default_sentinels,
) if decision else default_sentinels,
key=f"sentinels_{f.id}",
)
sentinels = [s.strip() for s in text.split(",") if s.strip()]
payload = {"sentinels": sentinels, "sentinels_raw": text}
# Persist
decisions_state[f.id] = Decision(
finding_id=f.id, action=chosen, payload=payload,
)
# Preview
if chosen != "skip" and f.samples:
preview = _preview_table(f, chosen, payload)
if preview is not None and not preview.empty:
st.markdown("**Preview** (showing up to 5 affected cells)")
st.dataframe(preview, use_container_width=True, hide_index=True)
st.divider()
# ---- Apply ------------------------------------------------------------------
bottom_left, bottom_mid, bottom_right = st.columns([1, 1, 3])
with bottom_left:
apply_clicked = st.button(
"✅ Apply & enter tools", type="primary", use_container_width=True,
disabled=not decisions_state,
)
with bottom_mid:
reset_clicked = st.button("Reset all decisions", use_container_width=True)
if reset_clicked:
st.session_state.pop("review_decisions", None)
st.session_state.pop("normalization_result", None)
st.session_state.pop("normalization_for", None)
st.rerun()
if apply_clicked:
df = _load_df_from_session(
encoding_override=st.session_state.get("encoding_override")
)
if df is None:
st.error("Could not re-read the uploaded file. Try re-uploading.")
st.stop()
decisions_list = [d for d in decisions_state.values() if isinstance(d, Decision)]
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions_list)
st.session_state["normalization_result"] = result
st.session_state["normalization_for"] = _upload_hash()
summary = gate_summary(result)
if result.passed and is_normalized(findings, result):
st.success(
f"✓ Gate passed — {summary['fixes_applied']} fix(es) applied, "
f"{summary['cells_changed']} cell(s) changed. You can now open any tool."
)
elif result.blocking_findings:
st.error(
f"Gate blocked by error-level findings: "
f"{', '.join(b.id for b in result.blocking_findings)}. "
f"Resolve or waive them above before continuing."
)
elif result.pending_findings:
st.warning(
f"Pending decisions remain on: "
f"{', '.join(f.id for f in result.pending_findings)}. "
f"Choose Auto-fix or Skip for each before continuing."
)
# Persisted summary (re-render on reload)
result: Optional[NormalizationResult] = st.session_state.get("normalization_result")
if result is not None and st.session_state.get("normalization_for") == _upload_hash():
with st.expander("Audit log"):
if result.applied:
st.markdown("**Applied fixes**")
st.dataframe(
pd.DataFrame([
{
"finding": a.finding_id,
"fix_action": a.fix_action,
"decision": a.decision,
"cells_changed": a.cells_changed,
}
for a in result.applied
]),
use_container_width=True, hide_index=True,
)
if result.skipped_findings:
st.markdown("**Skipped (waived by user)**")
st.write([f.id for f in result.skipped_findings])
if result.passed:
st.markdown("---")
st.markdown("**Download normalized file**")
with st.expander("⚙️ Advanced output options"):
st.caption(
"Defaults match what the analyzer normalized to: UTF-8, "
"comma-separated, LF line endings. Override only if your "
"destination tool requires a specific format."
)
col_enc, col_delim, col_le = st.columns(3)
with col_enc:
enc_choice = st.selectbox(
"Encoding (code page)",
options=[label for label, _ in _OUTPUT_ENCODINGS],
index=0,
key="output_encoding_select",
)
out_encoding = next(
codec for label, codec in _OUTPUT_ENCODINGS if label == enc_choice
)
with col_delim:
delim_choice = st.selectbox(
"Delimiter",
options=[label for label, _ in _OUTPUT_DELIMITERS],
index=0,
key="output_delim_select",
)
out_delim = next(
ch for label, ch in _OUTPUT_DELIMITERS if label == delim_choice
)
with col_le:
le_choice = st.selectbox(
"Line terminator",
options=[label for label, _ in _OUTPUT_LINE_TERMINATORS],
index=0,
key="output_le_select",
)
out_le = next(
ch for label, ch in _OUTPUT_LINE_TERMINATORS if label == le_choice
)
data, encode_warn = _build_output_bytes(
result.cleaned_df,
encoding=out_encoding,
delimiter=out_delim,
line_terminator=out_le,
)
if encode_warn:
st.warning(encode_warn)
ext = "tsv" if out_delim == "\t" else "csv"
mime = "text/tab-separated-values" if out_delim == "\t" else "text/csv"
file_name = f"{Path(upload_name).stem}.normalized.{ext}"
st.download_button(
f"⬇️ Download {file_name}",
data=data,
file_name=file_name,
mime=mime,
type="primary",
)

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@@ -22,10 +22,12 @@ from src.gui.components import (
hide_streamlit_chrome, hide_streamlit_chrome,
match_group_card, match_group_card,
pickup_or_upload, pickup_or_upload,
require_normalization_gate,
results_summary, results_summary,
) )
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Session state defaults # Session state defaults

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src/gui/pages/2_Text_Cleaner.py
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@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ from src.gui.components import (
hide_streamlit_chrome, hide_streamlit_chrome,
pickup_or_upload, pickup_or_upload,
render_hidden_aware_preview, render_hidden_aware_preview,
require_normalization_gate,
) )
from src.core.text_clean import ( from src.core.text_clean import (
PRESETS, PRESETS,
@@ -28,6 +29,7 @@ from src.core.text_clean import (
) )
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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src/gui/pages/5_Column_Mapper.py
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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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src/gui/pages/6_Outlier_Detector.py
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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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src/gui/pages/7_Multi_File_Merger.py
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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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src/gui/pages/8_Validator_Reporter.py
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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ _project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path: if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root)) sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, require_normalization_gate
hide_streamlit_chrome() hide_streamlit_chrome()
require_normalization_gate()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header # Header

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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naïve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,España,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naïve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 España Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naïve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,España,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naïve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 España Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naďve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,Espańa,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naďve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 Espańa Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naďve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,Espańa,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naďve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 Espańa Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naďve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,Espańa,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naďve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 Espańa Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,CafŽ Mźller,Kšln,Latin-1 accents
3,Na•ve FaŤade,Zźrich,more accents
4,Espa–a,Dźsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde
1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 CafŽ Mźller Kšln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Na•ve FaŤade Zźrich more accents
5 4 Espa–a Dźsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naïve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 España Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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1 id name city note
2 1 Alice New York plain ASCII
3 2 Café Müller Köln Latin-1 accents
4 3 Naïve Façade Zürich more accents
5 4 España Düsseldorf Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,note
1,€100 product,euro sign U+20AC
2,“smart” quotes,curly U+201C and U+201D
3,café — résumé,em-dash U+2014
4,quote’s ok,smart apostrophe U+2019
1 id name note
2 1 €100 product euro sign U+20AC
3 2 “smart” quotes curly U+201C and U+201D
4 3 café — résumé em-dash U+2014
5 4 quote’s ok smart apostrophe U+2019

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id,name,note
1,€100 product,euro sign U+20AC
2,“smart” quotes,curly U+201C and U+201D
3,café — résumé,em-dash U+2014
4,quote’s ok,smart apostrophe U+2019
1 id name note
2 1 €100 product euro sign U+20AC
3 2 “smart” quotes curly U+201C and U+201D
4 3 café — résumé em-dash U+2014
5 4 quote’s ok smart apostrophe U+2019

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1 id name note
2 1 €100 product euro sign U+20AC
3 2 “smart” quotes curly U+201C and U+201D
4 3 café — résumé em-dash U+2014
5 4 quote’s ok smart apostrophe U+2019

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id,name,city,language
1,Příliš,Praha,Czech
2,Żółć,Warszawa,Polish
3,Tűrő,Budapest,Hungarian
4,Spaňski,Bratislava,Slovak
1 id name city language
2 1 Příliš Praha Czech
3 2 Żółć Warszawa Polish
4 3 Tűrő Budapest Hungarian
5 4 Spaňski Bratislava Slovak

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id,name,city,language
1,Příliš,Praha,Czech
2,Żółć,Warszawa,Polish
3,Tűrő,Budapest,Hungarian
4,Spaňski,Bratislava,Slovak
1 id name city language
2 1 Příliš Praha Czech
3 2 Żółć Warszawa Polish
4 3 Tűrő Budapest Hungarian
5 4 Spaňski Bratislava Slovak

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id,name,city,language
1,Příliš,Praha,Czech
2,Żółć,Warszawa,Polish
3,Tűrő,Budapest,Hungarian
4,Spaňski,Bratislava,Slovak
1 id name city language
2 1 Příliš Praha Czech
3 2 Żółć Warszawa Polish
4 3 Tűrő Budapest Hungarian
5 4 Spaňski Bratislava Slovak

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id,name,city
1,Иван,Москва
2,Анна,Санкт-Петербург
3,Дмитрий,Новосибирск
1 id name city
2 1 Иван Москва
3 2 Анна Санкт-Петербург
4 3 Дмитрий Новосибирск

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id,name,city
1,Иван,Москва
2,Анна,Санкт-Петербург
3,Дмитрий,Новосибирск
1 id name city
2 1 Иван Москва
3 2 Анна Санкт-Петербург
4 3 Дмитрий Новосибирск

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id,name,city
1,י<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>,ם<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
2,ב<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>,ף<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>-נ<><D7A0><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
3,ה<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>,מ<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>
1 id name city
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id,name,city
1,田中太郎,東京
2,鈴木花子,大阪
3,Alice Smith,横浜
1 id name city
2 1 田中太郎 東京
3 2 鈴木花子 大阪
4 3 Alice Smith 横浜

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id,name,city
1,“c’†‘¾˜Y,“Œ‹ž
2,—é–؉Ԏq,‘å<EFBFBD>ã
3,Alice Smith,‰¡•l
1 id name city
2 1 “c’†‘¾˜Y “Œ‹ž
3 2 —é–؉Ԏq ‘å�ã
4 3 Alice Smith ‰¡•l

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id,name,city
1,张三,北京
2,李四,上海
3,Alice Smith,深圳
1 id name city
2 1 张三 北京
3 2 李四 上海
4 3 Alice Smith 深圳

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id,name,city
1,张三,北京
2,李四,上海
3,Alice Smith,深圳
1 id name city
2 1 张三 北京
3 2 李四 上海
4 3 Alice Smith 深圳

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id,name,city
1,張三,台北
2,李四,香港
3,Alice Smith,新竹
1 id name city
2 1 張三 台北
3 2 李四 香港
4 3 Alice Smith 新竹

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id,name,city
1,張三,台北
2,李四,香港
3,Alice Smith,新竹
1 id name city
2 1 張三 台北
3 2 李四 香港
4 3 Alice Smith 新竹

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id,name,city
1,김철수,서울
2,박영희,부산
3,Alice Smith,인천
1 id name city
2 1 김철수 서울
3 2 박영희 부산
4 3 Alice Smith 인천

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id,name,city
1,김철수,서울
2,박영희,부산
3,Alice Smith,인천
1 id name city
2 1 김철수 서울
3 2 박영희 부산
4 3 Alice Smith 인천

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id,name,city
1,Alice,New York
2,Bob,Chicago
3,Carol,San Francisco
1 id name city
2 1 Alice New York
3 2 Bob Chicago
4 3 Carol San Francisco

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id,name,city
1,Alice,New York
2,BÃ(b,Chicago
3,Carol,San Francisco
1 id name city
2 1 Alice New York
3 2 BÃ(b Chicago
4 3 Carol San Francisco

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id,name,city
1,Alice,New York
2,Bob,Chicago
3,<EFBFBD>
1 id,name,city
2 1,Alice,New York
3 2,Bob,Chicago
4 3,

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id,name,note
1,€100 product,euro sign U+20AC
2,“smart” quotes,curly U+201C and U+201D
3,café — résumé,em-dash U+2014
4,quote’s ok,smart apostrophe U+2019
1 id name note
2 1 €100 product euro sign U+20AC
3 2 “smart” quotes curly U+201C and U+201D
4 3 café — résumé em-dash U+2014
5 4 quote’s ok smart apostrophe U+2019

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id,name,city
1,Müller,Köln
2,Müller,Köln
3,Alice,New York
1 id name city
2 1 Müller Köln
3 2 Müller Köln
4 3 Alice New York

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# ENCODINGS-CASES.md - Code Page / Encoding Test Corpus
**Version**: 1.0
**Last updated**: April 29, 2026
**Companion to**: TEST-CASES.md and QUOTE-CASES.md.
## Why this is a separate corpus
Files 01-23 in the main corpus test the **transformation layer**: given a Python `str` already in memory, what does the cleaner do to it. Encoding tests are about the **I/O layer** that runs *before* the transformation layer ever sees data: given a sequence of bytes on disk, can the reader correctly turn them into a Python `str` in the first place?
These are different failures:
- A transformation bug produces wrong-but-valid output (curly quotes that should have been folded, whitespace that should have been trimmed).
- An I/O bug produces *garbage* (mojibake) or *crashes* the reader entirely. The cleaner never gets to apply any transformation rule because the input never decoded.
Per TECHNICAL.md Section 9, encoding handling lives in `src/core/io.py`, separate from any individual cleaning script. This corpus tests that module.
---
## 1. Layout
```
test_data/encodings/
├── E01_western_basic_utf8.csv ... E26_korean_euckr.csv
├── E27_pathological_ascii_only.csv ... E31_pathological_mixed_concat.csv
├── expected_detection.csv # Manifest: ground truth + acceptable detection
├── detector_baseline.csv # What charset-normalizer actually returns
└── reference/
├── WESTERN_BASIC.utf8.txt
├── WESTERN_EXTENDED.utf8.txt
├── EASTERN_EUROPEAN.utf8.txt
├── CYRILLIC.utf8.txt
├── JAPANESE.utf8.txt
├── CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED.utf8.txt
├── CHINESE_TRADITIONAL.utf8.txt
├── KOREAN.utf8.txt
└── ASCII_ONLY.utf8.txt
```
Every encoded file has a `canonical_content_id` linking it to one of the 9 reference files in `reference/`. After correct decoding (and BOM stripping if applicable), the encoded file's content must equal the corresponding reference file byte-for-byte.
---
## 2. Coverage matrix
The corpus uses 9 distinct content sets, each chosen to exercise a specific encoding family. Cross-coverage is enforced by content design: Cyrillic content cannot be encoded as cp1252; Western extended content (with euro/em-dash) cannot be encoded as Latin-1; etc. Attempting those encodings would either error or substitute, both of which are themselves test cases.
| Content family | What it contains | Encodings covered |
|---|---|---|
| WESTERN_BASIC | ASCII + accented Latin-1 chars (é, ü, ñ, ç) | UTF-8, UTF-8 with BOM, cp1252, ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-15, Mac Roman, UTF-16 LE/BE with BOM, UTF-16 LE without BOM |
| WESTERN_EXTENDED | Above + euro sign, smart quotes, em-dash | UTF-8, cp1252, UTF-16 LE (NOT Latin-1: chars don't exist there) |
| EASTERN_EUROPEAN | Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Slovak accents | UTF-8, cp1250, ISO-8859-2 |
| CYRILLIC | Russian | UTF-8, cp1251, KOI8-R |
| JAPANESE | Kanji + kana | UTF-8, Shift_JIS |
| CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED | Mainland China characters | UTF-8, GB18030 |
| CHINESE_TRADITIONAL | Taiwan/HK characters | UTF-8, Big5 |
| KOREAN | Hangul | UTF-8, EUC-KR |
| ASCII_ONLY | Pure ASCII | One file; encoding genuinely ambiguous |
---
## 3. Per-file index
### Group A — WESTERN_BASIC (single content, 9 encodings)
This group's purpose is mainly to test detector behavior on the most common Western encodings. Because the content uses only ASCII + Latin-1 characters in the 0xA0+ range, **cp1252 / ISO-8859-1 / ISO-8859-15 produce byte-identical output for this content**. The detector cannot meaningfully distinguish among them; any of them is a correct answer.
| File | Encoding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E01 | UTF-8 | Modern default |
| E02 | UTF-8 with BOM | Excel "CSV UTF-8" export. Reader must strip the BOM. |
| E03 | cp1252 | Excel default "CSV" on US/UK/Western Windows |
| E04 | ISO-8859-1 | Latin-1. Identical bytes to cp1252 for this content. |
| E05 | ISO-8859-15 | Latin-9. Identical to Latin-1 here (no euro). |
| E06 | Mac Roman | Different byte mappings; distinguishable |
| E07 | UTF-16 LE with BOM | Excel "Unicode Text" export |
| E08 | UTF-16 BE with BOM | Less common but spec'd |
| E09 | UTF-16 LE without BOM | Detection unreliable; document failure mode |
### Group B — WESTERN_EXTENDED (3 encodings)
This is the cleanest **cp1252-vs-Latin-1 discriminator** in the corpus. The content uses bytes 0x80-0x9F (where cp1252 puts euro, smart quotes, em-dash) — exactly the range Latin-1 leaves undefined. A reader that misidentifies this file as Latin-1 will produce control characters or replacement chars; correct identification as cp1252 yields readable text.
| File | Encoding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E10 | UTF-8 | Reference |
| E11 | cp1252 | The discriminator file |
| E12 | UTF-16 LE with BOM | Same content, sanity check |
### Group C — EASTERN_EUROPEAN (3 encodings)
| File | Encoding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E13 | UTF-8 | Reference |
| E14 | cp1250 | Polish/Czech/Hungarian Windows default |
| E15 | ISO-8859-2 | Latin-2; distinct byte mappings from cp1250 |
### Group D — CYRILLIC (3 encodings)
| File | Encoding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E16 | UTF-8 | Reference |
| E17 | cp1251 | Russian Windows default |
| E18 | KOI8-R | Older Russian Unix encoding; distinct bytes from cp1251 |
### Group E — CJK (8 files, 4 languages × 2 encodings each)
| File | Encoding | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| E19 | UTF-8 (Japanese) | Reference |
| E20 | Shift_JIS | Japanese Excel default; cp932 is the MS extended variant |
| E21 | UTF-8 (Chinese simplified) | Reference |
| E22 | GB18030 | Mainland China; supersets GBK and GB2312 |
| E23 | UTF-8 (Chinese traditional) | Reference |
| E24 | Big5 | Taiwan/HK; cp950 is the MS variant |
| E25 | UTF-8 (Korean) | Reference |
| E26 | EUC-KR | Korean Windows default; cp949 is the MS variant |
### Group F — Pathological (5 files)
These are the cases that crash readers, produce silent corruption, or expose the limits of encoding detection. The expected behavior is **that the reader fails informatively**, not that it succeeds.
| File | Pathology | What should happen |
|---|---|---|
| E27 | ASCII only — encoding genuinely ambiguous | Detector picks any of ASCII/UTF-8/cp1252/Latin-1; all decode identically. Test that the reader doesn't OVER-confidently commit to one when ambiguous. |
| E28 | Invalid UTF-8 byte sequence (0xC3 0x28 mid-file) | Strict UTF-8 decode raises UnicodeDecodeError. Reader should fall back to a single-byte encoding and warn, not silently substitute. |
| E29 | Truncated UTF-8 multibyte at EOF | Strict decode raises "unexpected end of data". Reader should error with a clear "file appears truncated" message, not silently produce U+FFFD. |
| E30 | "Lying BOM" — UTF-8 BOM on cp1252 body | utf-8-sig decoder errors at first cp1252 byte in 0x80-0x9F range. Reader should detect the lie and recover by stripping BOM and trying cp1252; warn the user. |
| E31 | Mixed encoding concatenation (cp1252 + UTF-8) | NO single encoding decodes the whole file. UTF-8 errors on cp1252 bytes; cp1252 mojibakes the UTF-8 bytes. Reader should refuse and tell the user the file contains mixed encodings. |
---
## 4. Manifest files
### `expected_detection.csv` — ground truth + acceptable detection answers
7 columns:
- `filename` — the encoded test file
- `canonical_content_id` — links to the reference content
- `encoding` — the actual encoding used by the generator (ground truth)
- `has_bom` — whether the file has a BOM
- `byte_length` — file size in bytes
- `expected_detection` — pipe-separated list of detector answers that should be considered correct. Includes fuzzy markers (`AMBIGUOUS`, `UNRELIABLE`, `REJECT`, `LOW_CONFIDENCE`) for cases where any reasonable detector behavior is acceptable.
- `decode_notes` — human-readable explanation of expected behavior
Use this as the primary reference when validating your reader.
### `detector_baseline.csv` — what charset-normalizer actually returns
Recorded during fixture generation against the version of `charset-normalizer` installed at that time. 6 columns:
- `filename`, `ground_truth_encoding`, `charset_normalizer_returns`, `cn_aliases`, `cn_language`, `cn_chaos_score`
This is **not authoritative** — different detector versions return different labels. It exists so you can see typical detector output without having to run charset-normalizer yourself, and so you have a baseline to compare against if you're testing a different detector or a newer version.
### `reference/*.utf8.txt` — canonical decoded content
One UTF-8 file per content family. After your reader decodes any encoded file in the corpus and strips any BOM, the result should equal the corresponding reference file's content byte-for-byte.
---
## 5. Observed charset-normalizer behavior
Recorded against `charset-normalizer` 3.x. Some of these are known detector quirks worth understanding before you debug your own code:
### Cases where charset-normalizer is reliably correct
- All UTF-8 files (E01, E02, E10, E13, E16, E19, E21, E23, E25): detected as `utf_8`.
- All UTF-16 with BOM (E07, E08, E12): detected as `utf_16` (loses LE/BE distinction in label, recoverable from BOM).
- E14 (cp1250 Eastern European): correctly detected.
- E17 (cp1251 Cyrillic): correctly detected.
- E20 (Shift_JIS Japanese): returns `cp932` (the MS extended variant; equivalent for this content).
- E22 (GB18030 Chinese): correctly detected.
- E24 (Big5 Chinese traditional): correctly detected.
- E26 (EUC-KR Korean): returns `cp949` (the MS variant; equivalent for this content).
- E27 (ASCII): correctly detected as `ascii`.
### Cases where charset-normalizer mislabels but produces the right decoded content
These return a wrong-sounding name but decode to the correct characters because the encodings are byte-equivalent for this specific content:
- **E03, E04, E05** (cp1252, Latin-1, Latin-9 with WESTERN_BASIC content): all returned as `cp1250`. The decoded chars are correct because for ASCII + Latin-1 chars in the 0xA0+ range, all four encodings produce identical results. The label is misleading but the data is fine.
- **E06** (Mac Roman): returned as `mac_iceland`. Same family, identical for our content.
- **E11** (cp1252 with WESTERN_EXTENDED): returned as `cp1250`. Surprising — `cp1250` does NOT have euro at 0x80 (it has Cyrillic-adjacent chars), so the actual decoded euro sign would be wrong. Verify your reader actually re-decodes with the returned label and check the output, don't assume a "matching" label means correct content.
### Cases where charset-normalizer is wrong
- **E15** (ISO-8859-2 Eastern European): returned as `cp1258` (Vietnamese encoding). Wrong family entirely. Probable cause: the chaos heuristic doesn't penalize cp1258 for the byte distribution in the test content.
- **E18** (KOI8-R Cyrillic): returned as `shift_jis_2004` (Japanese!). Bytes in KOI8-R's high-bit range happen to look like valid Shift_JIS multibyte sequences for this content. **High-confidence misdetection** — this is the one to plan a fallback for in your reader.
### Pathological cases
- **E28-E31**: charset-normalizer returns various labels (`cp1257`, `cp1250`, `cp1252`, `cp1250`). For pathological inputs, the *label* is less important than the *behavior*: does your reader detect that something is wrong (low confidence, multiple candidate encodings, or a decode error after detection) and warn the user? The `expected_detection` field accepts any label paired with appropriate warning behavior.
### Implication for your reader
Don't trust charset-normalizer's label blindly. The robust pattern:
1. Run charset-normalizer.
2. Try to decode the entire file with the returned encoding.
3. If decode succeeds, sanity-check the result: does it contain replacement characters (U+FFFD)? Does it contain control characters in unexpected places (which suggest cp1252-vs-Latin-1 ambiguity decoded wrong)?
4. If it fails or smells wrong, try a small candidate set (utf-8, cp1252, latin-1) and pick the one with the cleanest result.
5. When confidence is low, log a warning and let the user override via a `--encoding` flag.
---
## 6. Suggested test workflow
```python
import csv
from pathlib import Path
from src.core.io import detect_encoding, read_csv # your reader
CORPUS = Path("test_data/encodings")
# Load ground-truth manifest
with (CORPUS / "expected_detection.csv").open() as f:
manifest = list(csv.DictReader(f))
# Load reference content
references = {
p.stem.replace(".utf8", ""): p.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
for p in (CORPUS / "reference").glob("*.utf8.txt")
}
# Test 1: detection - your detector returns an acceptable answer
for entry in manifest:
if entry["canonical_content_id"] in references: # skip pure pathological
detected = detect_encoding(CORPUS / entry["filename"])
acceptable = [e.strip() for e in entry["expected_detection"].split("|")]
assert detected in acceptable or any(
marker in entry["expected_detection"]
for marker in ["AMBIGUOUS", "UNRELIABLE"]
), f"{entry['filename']}: detected {detected} not in {acceptable}"
# Test 2: decoded content matches reference
for entry in manifest:
cid = entry["canonical_content_id"]
if cid not in references:
continue # pathological case
decoded = read_csv(CORPUS / entry["filename"])
assert decoded == references[cid], f"{entry['filename']}: content mismatch"
# Test 3: pathological cases produce warnings, not silent corruption
for entry in manifest:
cid = entry["canonical_content_id"]
if cid in references:
continue
# Reader must either raise a clear error OR succeed with a logged warning
# The exact behavior is a policy choice; document it and test against it
```
---
## 7. What this corpus does NOT cover
Listed so the gaps are explicit:
1. **Big files**. Every fixture is small (under 1 KB). Detection on a 500MB cp1252 export may behave differently because charset-normalizer samples; if your reader processes giant files, add a separate large-file detection test.
2. **Streaming detection**. Detector is run on the full bytes here. If your reader decodes in chunks (for memory reasons on huge files), encoding-detection-at-stream-start is its own test surface.
3. **Languages with complex scripts not represented here**: Thai, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese (cp1258), Greek (cp1253), Turkish (cp1254). Add per-language fixtures if your buyers use these locales. The generator script is parameterized; adding a new content family is a few-line change.
4. **Extended grapheme handling**. This corpus tests encoding detection and byte-to-string conversion. It does NOT test grapheme-cluster boundaries (multi-codepoint emoji, family ZWJ sequences). Those are the cleaner's territory in the main corpus, case 13.
5. **Encoding errors during WRITE**. The corpus tests reading. If your tool writes output in a non-UTF-8 encoding for any reason, write-side encoding correctness needs separate fixtures.
6. **Filename / path encoding issues**. Some filesystems mangle non-ASCII filenames (older Windows, NFS configs). Out of scope for the cleaner; that's a deployment problem.
---
## 8. How to extend the corpus
Add a new content family:
```python
# In generate_encoding_test_files.py:
THAI = "id,name,city\n1,สมชาย,กรุงเทพ\n..."
# Then add encoding lines:
write_encoded("E32_thai_utf8.csv", "THAI", THAI, "utf-8", ...)
write_encoded("E33_thai_cp874.csv", "THAI", THAI, "cp874", ...)
```
Add reference content to the `references` dict at the bottom of the generator. Re-run the generator. The manifest and detector baseline will refresh automatically.
For a new pathological case: construct the raw bytes by hand and use `write_raw()`. Document the failure mode in the `decode_notes` field.
Continue numbering: `E32`, `E33`, etc. Reserve `E9#` if you need a "destructive" subcategory paralleling the malformed CSV corpus.

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filename,ground_truth_encoding,charset_normalizer_returns,cn_aliases,cn_language,cn_chaos_score
E01_western_basic_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Turkish,0.000
E02_western_basic_utf8bom.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Turkish,0.000
E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv,cp1252,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",Turkish,0.000
E04_western_basic_latin1.csv,iso-8859-1,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",Turkish,0.000
E05_western_basic_latin9.csv,iso-8859-15,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",Turkish,0.000
E06_western_basic_macroman.csv,mac-roman,mac_iceland,maciceland,Turkish,0.000
E07_western_basic_utf16le.csv,utf-16-le,utf_16,"u16, utf16",Turkish,0.000
E08_western_basic_utf16be.csv,utf-16-be,utf_16,"u16, utf16",Turkish,0.000
E09_western_basic_utf16le_nobom.csv,utf-16-le,utf_16_le,"unicodelittleunmarked, utf_16le",Turkish,0.000
E10_western_extended_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",French,0.013
E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv,cp1252,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",French,0.013
E12_western_extended_utf16le.csv,utf-16-le,utf_16,"u16, utf16",French,0.013
E13_eastern_european_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Spanish,0.042
E14_eastern_european_cp1250.csv,cp1250,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",Spanish,0.042
E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv,iso-8859-2,cp1258,"1258, windows_1258",German,0.000
E16_cyrillic_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Ukrainian,0.059
E17_cyrillic_cp1251.csv,cp1251,cp1251,"1251, windows_1251",Ukrainian,0.059
E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv,koi8-r,shift_jis_2004,"shiftjis2004, sjis_2004, s_jis_2004",Japanese,0.066
E19_japanese_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Italian,0.000
E20_japanese_shiftjis.csv,shift_jis,cp932,"932, ms932, mskanji, ms_kanji",Japanese,0.000
E21_chinese_simplified_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Unknown,0.000
E22_chinese_simplified_gb18030.csv,gb18030,gb18030,gb18030_2000,Chinese,0.000
E23_chinese_traditional_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Unknown,0.060
E24_chinese_traditional_big5.csv,big5,big5,"big5_tw, csbig5, x_mac_trad_chinese",Chinese,0.060
E25_korean_utf8.csv,utf-8,utf_8,"u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001",Unknown,0.000
E26_korean_euckr.csv,euc-kr,cp949,"949, ms949, uhc",Korean,0.000
E27_pathological_ascii_only.csv,ascii,ascii,"646, ansi_x3.4_1968, ansi_x3_4_1968, ansi_x3.4_1986, cp367, csascii, ibm367, iso646_us, iso_646.irv_1991, iso_ir_6, us, us_ascii",English,0.000
E28_pathological_invalid_utf8.csv,invalid-utf8,cp1257,"1257, windows_1257",Croatian,0.000
E29_pathological_truncated_utf8.csv,invalid-utf8-truncated,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",Polish,0.000
E30_pathological_lying_bom.csv,cp1252-with-utf8-bom,cp1252,"1252, windows_1252",French,0.013
E31_pathological_mixed_concat.csv,cp1252+utf8-concatenated,cp1250,"1250, windows_1250",German,0.000
1 filename ground_truth_encoding charset_normalizer_returns cn_aliases cn_language cn_chaos_score
2 E01_western_basic_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Turkish 0.000
3 E02_western_basic_utf8bom.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Turkish 0.000
4 E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv cp1252 cp1250 1250, windows_1250 Turkish 0.000
5 E04_western_basic_latin1.csv iso-8859-1 cp1250 1250, windows_1250 Turkish 0.000
6 E05_western_basic_latin9.csv iso-8859-15 cp1250 1250, windows_1250 Turkish 0.000
7 E06_western_basic_macroman.csv mac-roman mac_iceland maciceland Turkish 0.000
8 E07_western_basic_utf16le.csv utf-16-le utf_16 u16, utf16 Turkish 0.000
9 E08_western_basic_utf16be.csv utf-16-be utf_16 u16, utf16 Turkish 0.000
10 E09_western_basic_utf16le_nobom.csv utf-16-le utf_16_le unicodelittleunmarked, utf_16le Turkish 0.000
11 E10_western_extended_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 French 0.013
12 E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv cp1252 cp1250 1250, windows_1250 French 0.013
13 E12_western_extended_utf16le.csv utf-16-le utf_16 u16, utf16 French 0.013
14 E13_eastern_european_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Spanish 0.042
15 E14_eastern_european_cp1250.csv cp1250 cp1250 1250, windows_1250 Spanish 0.042
16 E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv iso-8859-2 cp1258 1258, windows_1258 German 0.000
17 E16_cyrillic_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Ukrainian 0.059
18 E17_cyrillic_cp1251.csv cp1251 cp1251 1251, windows_1251 Ukrainian 0.059
19 E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv koi8-r shift_jis_2004 shiftjis2004, sjis_2004, s_jis_2004 Japanese 0.066
20 E19_japanese_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Italian 0.000
21 E20_japanese_shiftjis.csv shift_jis cp932 932, ms932, mskanji, ms_kanji Japanese 0.000
22 E21_chinese_simplified_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Unknown 0.000
23 E22_chinese_simplified_gb18030.csv gb18030 gb18030 gb18030_2000 Chinese 0.000
24 E23_chinese_traditional_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Unknown 0.060
25 E24_chinese_traditional_big5.csv big5 big5 big5_tw, csbig5, x_mac_trad_chinese Chinese 0.060
26 E25_korean_utf8.csv utf-8 utf_8 u8, utf, utf8, utf8_ucs2, utf8_ucs4, cp65001 Unknown 0.000
27 E26_korean_euckr.csv euc-kr cp949 949, ms949, uhc Korean 0.000
28 E27_pathological_ascii_only.csv ascii ascii 646, ansi_x3.4_1968, ansi_x3_4_1968, ansi_x3.4_1986, cp367, csascii, ibm367, iso646_us, iso_646.irv_1991, iso_ir_6, us, us_ascii English 0.000
29 E28_pathological_invalid_utf8.csv invalid-utf8 cp1257 1257, windows_1257 Croatian 0.000
30 E29_pathological_truncated_utf8.csv invalid-utf8-truncated cp1250 1250, windows_1250 Polish 0.000
31 E30_pathological_lying_bom.csv cp1252-with-utf8-bom cp1252 1252, windows_1252 French 0.013
32 E31_pathological_mixed_concat.csv cp1252+utf8-concatenated cp1250 1250, windows_1250 German 0.000

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filename,canonical_content_id,encoding,has_bom,byte_length,expected_detection,decode_notes
E01_western_basic_utf8.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,utf-8,no,161,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 no BOM. Modern default.
E02_western_basic_utf8bom.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,utf-8,yes,164,utf_8|utf_8_sig|utf-8|utf-8-sig,UTF-8 with BOM. Excel CSV UTF-8 export. BOM must be stripped on read.
E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,cp1252,no,153,cp1252|windows-1252|iso-8859-1|latin-1,"Western single-byte. For this content (no euro, no smart quotes, no em-dash), cp1252 and Latin-1 produce IDENTICAL decoded bytes. Detector cannot distinguish - any of cp1252/Latin-1/Latin-9 is a correct answer."
E04_western_basic_latin1.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,iso-8859-1,no,153,iso-8859-1|latin-1|cp1252|latin_1,Latin-1. Identical bytes to cp1252 for this content. Detector ambiguity is expected and acceptable.
E05_western_basic_latin9.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,iso-8859-15,no,153,iso-8859-15|latin-9|iso-8859-1|cp1252,"Latin-9. For this content with no euro sign, decodes identically to Latin-1. Detector may pick any."
E06_western_basic_macroman.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,mac-roman,no,153,mac-roman|macroman,"Mac Roman. Different byte values for the accented chars vs cp1252/Latin-1, so this one is distinguishable."
E07_western_basic_utf16le.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,utf-16-le,yes,308,utf-16|utf-16-le|utf_16|utf_16_le,UTF-16 LE with BOM. Excel 'Unicode Text' export.
E08_western_basic_utf16be.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,utf-16-be,yes,308,utf-16|utf-16-be|utf_16|utf_16_be,UTF-16 BE with BOM. Less common but valid.
E09_western_basic_utf16le_nobom.csv,WESTERN_BASIC,utf-16-le,no,306,utf-16|utf-16-le|UNRELIABLE,"UTF-16 LE without BOM. Detection is heuristic and unreliable; bytes look like 'every other byte is null' for ASCII-heavy content, which charset-normalizer may or may not catch. If detector returns wrong encoding here, that is the buyer's responsibility to manually specify - flag in error message."
E10_western_extended_utf8.csv,WESTERN_EXTENDED,utf-8,no,167,utf_8|utf-8,"UTF-8. Has euro, smart quotes, em-dash."
E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv,WESTERN_EXTENDED,cp1252,no,154,cp1252|windows-1252,"cp1252. Content uses 0x80-0x9F range (euro, smart quotes, em-dash). Decoding as Latin-1 produces control characters or replacement chars - this file is the cleanest cp1252-vs-Latin-1 discriminator."
E12_western_extended_utf16le.csv,WESTERN_EXTENDED,utf-16-le,yes,310,utf-16|utf-16-le,UTF-16 LE with BOM. Same content as E10/E11.
E13_eastern_european_utf8.csv,EASTERN_EUROPEAN,utf-8,no,130,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for Czech/Polish/Hungarian/Slovak content.
E14_eastern_european_cp1250.csv,EASTERN_EUROPEAN,cp1250,no,120,cp1250|windows-1250,"cp1250. Decoding as cp1252 produces mojibake (Polish slash-l would become U+0142 vs ascii letter, etc.). Real distinguishing test."
E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv,EASTERN_EUROPEAN,iso-8859-2,no,120,iso-8859-2|latin-2|iso8859_2,ISO-8859-2 / Latin-2. Different byte assignments than cp1250 for the same characters.
E16_cyrillic_utf8.csv,CYRILLIC,utf-8,no,118,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for Russian content.
E17_cyrillic_cp1251.csv,CYRILLIC,cp1251,no,72,cp1251|windows-1251,cp1251. The dominant Russian Windows encoding.
E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv,CYRILLIC,koi8-r,no,72,koi8-r|koi8_r,KOI8-R. Older Unix Russian encoding. Distinct byte patterns from cp1251.
E19_japanese_utf8.csv,JAPANESE,utf-8,no,78,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for Japanese content.
E20_japanese_shiftjis.csv,JAPANESE,shift_jis,no,64,shift_jis|shift-jis|cp932|sjis,Shift_JIS. Excel on Japanese Windows defaults to this. cp932 is Microsoft's extended variant; either name is acceptable.
E21_chinese_simplified_utf8.csv,CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED,utf-8,no,66,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for simplified Chinese.
E22_chinese_simplified_gb18030.csv,CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED,gb18030,no,56,gb18030|gbk|gb2312,GB18030. Mainland China default. GB18030 supersets GBK supersets GB2312; for this content any is acceptable.
E23_chinese_traditional_utf8.csv,CHINESE_TRADITIONAL,utf-8,no,66,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for traditional Chinese.
E24_chinese_traditional_big5.csv,CHINESE_TRADITIONAL,big5,no,56,big5|big5_hkscs|cp950,Big5. Taiwan and Hong Kong default. cp950 is Microsoft's variant.
E25_korean_utf8.csv,KOREAN,utf-8,no,72,utf_8|utf-8,UTF-8 baseline for Korean.
E26_korean_euckr.csv,KOREAN,euc-kr,no,60,euc-kr|euc_kr|cp949,EUC-KR. Korean Windows default. cp949 is the MS variant.
E27_pathological_ascii_only.csv,ASCII_ONLY,ascii,no,66,ascii|utf_8|utf-8|cp1252|iso-8859-1|AMBIGUOUS,"Pure ASCII. Multiple encodings produce identical bytes for this content. Any of ASCII, UTF-8, cp1252, Latin-1 is a correct detection answer because all four decode to the same string. Detector confidence should be high; specific label is interchangeable."
E28_pathological_invalid_utf8.csv,INVALID_UTF8,invalid-utf8,no,67,cp1252|iso-8859-1|REJECT_UTF8,File starts as if UTF-8 but contains an invalid byte sequence (0xC3 0x28). A strict UTF-8 decoder errors. Detector should reject UTF-8 and fall back to a single-byte encoding; cp1252 will produce mojibake but parse without error. Cleaner should warn the user that encoding detection was uncertain.
E29_pathological_truncated_utf8.csv,TRUNCATED_UTF8,invalid-utf8-truncated,no,47,utf_8_with_errors|cp1252|REJECT,"Valid UTF-8 throughout, but the last byte (0xE4) starts a 3-byte sequence that's never completed. Strict UTF-8 decoder errors at EOF. errors='replace' produces \ufffd. Real-world cause: file was truncated by a transfer interruption or a buggy export. Cleaner should treat as corrupt-input error, not silent data loss."
E30_pathological_lying_bom.csv,WESTERN_EXTENDED,cp1252-with-utf8-bom,yes (lying),157,utf_8_FAILS|cp1252|AMBIGUOUS,File has UTF-8 BOM but body is cp1252. UTF-8 decoder will see 0x80 (euro in cp1252) as an invalid UTF-8 continuation byte and error out. Better detectors recover by ignoring the BOM and trying cp1252. Cleaner should warn 'BOM suggested UTF-8 but content decoded as cp1252' so the user knows their file is lying about itself.
E31_pathological_mixed_concat.csv,MIXED_CONCAT,cp1252+utf8-concatenated,no,60,LOW_CONFIDENCE|cp1252|utf_8|REJECT,"First half cp1252, second half UTF-8. No single encoding decodes both halves correctly. UTF-8 decoder errors on row 1. cp1252 decoder produces mojibake on rows 2-3. charset-normalizer detection confidence should be low. Right behavior for the cleaner: refuse to process and tell the user the file contains mixed encodings."
1 filename canonical_content_id encoding has_bom byte_length expected_detection decode_notes
2 E01_western_basic_utf8.csv WESTERN_BASIC utf-8 no 161 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 no BOM. Modern default.
3 E02_western_basic_utf8bom.csv WESTERN_BASIC utf-8 yes 164 utf_8|utf_8_sig|utf-8|utf-8-sig UTF-8 with BOM. Excel CSV UTF-8 export. BOM must be stripped on read.
4 E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv WESTERN_BASIC cp1252 no 153 cp1252|windows-1252|iso-8859-1|latin-1 Western single-byte. For this content (no euro, no smart quotes, no em-dash), cp1252 and Latin-1 produce IDENTICAL decoded bytes. Detector cannot distinguish - any of cp1252/Latin-1/Latin-9 is a correct answer.
5 E04_western_basic_latin1.csv WESTERN_BASIC iso-8859-1 no 153 iso-8859-1|latin-1|cp1252|latin_1 Latin-1. Identical bytes to cp1252 for this content. Detector ambiguity is expected and acceptable.
6 E05_western_basic_latin9.csv WESTERN_BASIC iso-8859-15 no 153 iso-8859-15|latin-9|iso-8859-1|cp1252 Latin-9. For this content with no euro sign, decodes identically to Latin-1. Detector may pick any.
7 E06_western_basic_macroman.csv WESTERN_BASIC mac-roman no 153 mac-roman|macroman Mac Roman. Different byte values for the accented chars vs cp1252/Latin-1, so this one is distinguishable.
8 E07_western_basic_utf16le.csv WESTERN_BASIC utf-16-le yes 308 utf-16|utf-16-le|utf_16|utf_16_le UTF-16 LE with BOM. Excel 'Unicode Text' export.
9 E08_western_basic_utf16be.csv WESTERN_BASIC utf-16-be yes 308 utf-16|utf-16-be|utf_16|utf_16_be UTF-16 BE with BOM. Less common but valid.
10 E09_western_basic_utf16le_nobom.csv WESTERN_BASIC utf-16-le no 306 utf-16|utf-16-le|UNRELIABLE UTF-16 LE without BOM. Detection is heuristic and unreliable; bytes look like 'every other byte is null' for ASCII-heavy content, which charset-normalizer may or may not catch. If detector returns wrong encoding here, that is the buyer's responsibility to manually specify - flag in error message.
11 E10_western_extended_utf8.csv WESTERN_EXTENDED utf-8 no 167 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8. Has euro, smart quotes, em-dash.
12 E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv WESTERN_EXTENDED cp1252 no 154 cp1252|windows-1252 cp1252. Content uses 0x80-0x9F range (euro, smart quotes, em-dash). Decoding as Latin-1 produces control characters or replacement chars - this file is the cleanest cp1252-vs-Latin-1 discriminator.
13 E12_western_extended_utf16le.csv WESTERN_EXTENDED utf-16-le yes 310 utf-16|utf-16-le UTF-16 LE with BOM. Same content as E10/E11.
14 E13_eastern_european_utf8.csv EASTERN_EUROPEAN utf-8 no 130 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for Czech/Polish/Hungarian/Slovak content.
15 E14_eastern_european_cp1250.csv EASTERN_EUROPEAN cp1250 no 120 cp1250|windows-1250 cp1250. Decoding as cp1252 produces mojibake (Polish slash-l would become U+0142 vs ascii letter, etc.). Real distinguishing test.
16 E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv EASTERN_EUROPEAN iso-8859-2 no 120 iso-8859-2|latin-2|iso8859_2 ISO-8859-2 / Latin-2. Different byte assignments than cp1250 for the same characters.
17 E16_cyrillic_utf8.csv CYRILLIC utf-8 no 118 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for Russian content.
18 E17_cyrillic_cp1251.csv CYRILLIC cp1251 no 72 cp1251|windows-1251 cp1251. The dominant Russian Windows encoding.
19 E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv CYRILLIC koi8-r no 72 koi8-r|koi8_r KOI8-R. Older Unix Russian encoding. Distinct byte patterns from cp1251.
20 E19_japanese_utf8.csv JAPANESE utf-8 no 78 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for Japanese content.
21 E20_japanese_shiftjis.csv JAPANESE shift_jis no 64 shift_jis|shift-jis|cp932|sjis Shift_JIS. Excel on Japanese Windows defaults to this. cp932 is Microsoft's extended variant; either name is acceptable.
22 E21_chinese_simplified_utf8.csv CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED utf-8 no 66 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for simplified Chinese.
23 E22_chinese_simplified_gb18030.csv CHINESE_SIMPLIFIED gb18030 no 56 gb18030|gbk|gb2312 GB18030. Mainland China default. GB18030 supersets GBK supersets GB2312; for this content any is acceptable.
24 E23_chinese_traditional_utf8.csv CHINESE_TRADITIONAL utf-8 no 66 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for traditional Chinese.
25 E24_chinese_traditional_big5.csv CHINESE_TRADITIONAL big5 no 56 big5|big5_hkscs|cp950 Big5. Taiwan and Hong Kong default. cp950 is Microsoft's variant.
26 E25_korean_utf8.csv KOREAN utf-8 no 72 utf_8|utf-8 UTF-8 baseline for Korean.
27 E26_korean_euckr.csv KOREAN euc-kr no 60 euc-kr|euc_kr|cp949 EUC-KR. Korean Windows default. cp949 is the MS variant.
28 E27_pathological_ascii_only.csv ASCII_ONLY ascii no 66 ascii|utf_8|utf-8|cp1252|iso-8859-1|AMBIGUOUS Pure ASCII. Multiple encodings produce identical bytes for this content. Any of ASCII, UTF-8, cp1252, Latin-1 is a correct detection answer because all four decode to the same string. Detector confidence should be high; specific label is interchangeable.
29 E28_pathological_invalid_utf8.csv INVALID_UTF8 invalid-utf8 no 67 cp1252|iso-8859-1|REJECT_UTF8 File starts as if UTF-8 but contains an invalid byte sequence (0xC3 0x28). A strict UTF-8 decoder errors. Detector should reject UTF-8 and fall back to a single-byte encoding; cp1252 will produce mojibake but parse without error. Cleaner should warn the user that encoding detection was uncertain.
30 E29_pathological_truncated_utf8.csv TRUNCATED_UTF8 invalid-utf8-truncated no 47 utf_8_with_errors|cp1252|REJECT Valid UTF-8 throughout, but the last byte (0xE4) starts a 3-byte sequence that's never completed. Strict UTF-8 decoder errors at EOF. errors='replace' produces \ufffd. Real-world cause: file was truncated by a transfer interruption or a buggy export. Cleaner should treat as corrupt-input error, not silent data loss.
31 E30_pathological_lying_bom.csv WESTERN_EXTENDED cp1252-with-utf8-bom yes (lying) 157 utf_8_FAILS|cp1252|AMBIGUOUS File has UTF-8 BOM but body is cp1252. UTF-8 decoder will see 0x80 (euro in cp1252) as an invalid UTF-8 continuation byte and error out. Better detectors recover by ignoring the BOM and trying cp1252. Cleaner should warn 'BOM suggested UTF-8 but content decoded as cp1252' so the user knows their file is lying about itself.
32 E31_pathological_mixed_concat.csv MIXED_CONCAT cp1252+utf8-concatenated no 60 LOW_CONFIDENCE|cp1252|utf_8|REJECT First half cp1252, second half UTF-8. No single encoding decodes both halves correctly. UTF-8 decoder errors on row 1. cp1252 decoder produces mojibake on rows 2-3. charset-normalizer detection confidence should be low. Right behavior for the cleaner: refuse to process and tell the user the file contains mixed encodings.

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id,name,city
1,Alice,New York
2,Bob,Chicago
3,Carol,San Francisco

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id,name,city
1,张三,北京
2,李四,上海
3,Alice Smith,深圳

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id,name,city
1,張三,台北
2,李四,香港
3,Alice Smith,新竹

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id,name,city
1,Иван,Москва
2,Анна,Санкт-Петербург
3,Дмитрий,Новосибирск

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id,name,city,language
1,Příliš,Praha,Czech
2,Żółć,Warszawa,Polish
3,Tűrő,Budapest,Hungarian
4,Spaňski,Bratislava,Slovak

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id,name,city
1,田中太郎,東京
2,鈴木花子,大阪
3,Alice Smith,横浜

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id,name,city
1,김철수,서울
2,박영희,부산
3,Alice Smith,인천

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id,name,city,note
1,Alice,New York,plain ASCII
2,Café Müller,Köln,Latin-1 accents
3,Naïve Façade,Zürich,more accents
4,España,Düsseldorf,Spanish n-tilde

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id,name,note
1,€100 product,euro sign U+20AC
2,“smart” quotes,curly U+201C and U+201D
3,café — résumé,em-dash U+2014
4,quote’s ok,smart apostrophe U+2019

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id,price,european_number,date,phone,quantity id,price,european_number,date,phone,quantity
1, 100 ,1 234,2024-01-15,(555) 123-4567,42 1, 100 ,1 234,2024-01-15,(555) 123-4567,42
2," $1,500.00 ",12 345,15/01/2024,555.123.4567,7 2, $1,500.00 ,12 345,15/01/2024,555.123.4567,7
3, N/A ,nan,Jan 15 2024,+1 555 123 4567,0 3, N/A ,nan,Jan 15 2024,+1 555 123 4567,0
1 id id,price,european_number,date,phone,quantity price european_number date phone quantity
2 1 1, 100 ,1 234,2024-01-15,(555) 123-4567,42 100 1 234 2024-01-15 (555) 123-4567 42
3 2 2, $1,500.00 ,12 345,15/01/2024,555.123.4567,7 $1,500.00 12 345 15/01/2024 555.123.4567 7
4 3 3, N/A ,nan,Jan 15 2024,+1 555 123 4567,0 N/A nan Jan 15 2024 +1 555 123 4567 0

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# Mixed line endings # Mixed line endings
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestEncodingUncertainty:
def test_replacement_chars_in_data_flagged(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"name": ["Caf<EFBFBD>", "Ber<EFBFBD>in"]})
findings = analyze(df)
f = next(f for f in findings if f.id == "encoding_uncertain")
assert f.severity == "error"
assert f.confidence == "low"
assert f.count == 2
def test_replacement_chars_in_header_flagged(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"emai<EFBFBD>l": ["a@x.com"]})
findings = analyze(df)
ids = {f.id for f in findings}
assert "encoding_uncertain" in ids
def test_clean_data_no_finding(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"name": ["Alice", "Bob"]})
findings = analyze(df)
assert "encoding_uncertain" not in {f.id for f in findings}
class TestEncodingOverride:
def test_override_corrects_misdetected_codepage(self, tmp_path):
# WESTERN_BASIC bytes encoded as cp1252; charset-normalizer guesses
# cp1250, which gets 0xF1 wrong (ń vs ñ).
f = tmp_path / "cp1252.csv"
f.write_bytes("id,name\n1,España\n".encode("cp1252"))
from src.core.analyze import _load_for_analysis
df_auto, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(f, sample_rows=10)
df_overridden, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(
f, sample_rows=10, encoding_override="cp1252",
)
# Override yields the correct character.
assert df_overridden["name"].iloc[0] == "España"
def test_override_propagates_through_top_level_analyze(self, tmp_path):
f = tmp_path / "koi8.csv"
# KOI8-R Cyrillic; default detection guesses Shift_JIS.
f.write_bytes("id,name\n1,Иван\n".encode("koi8-r"))
# With the override the analyzer should produce zero findings
# against this clean fixture (no mojibake, no U+FFFD).
findings = analyze(f, encoding_override="koi8-r")
ids = {x.id for x in findings}
assert "encoding_uncertain" not in ids
assert "encoding_decode_failed" not in ids
class TestEncodingDecodeFailedFromRepair:
def test_decode_replaced_action_surfaces_error_finding(self, tmp_path):
# Create a file with a UTF-8 BOM but cp1252 body bytes — utf-8-sig
# fails on byte 0x80 (€ in cp1252).
f = tmp_path / "lying_bom.csv"
f.write_bytes(b"\xef\xbb\xbfid,name\n1,\x80100\n")
findings = analyze(f)
ids = {x.id for x in findings}
assert "encoding_decode_failed" in ids
bad = next(x for x in findings if x.id == "encoding_decode_failed")
assert bad.severity == "error"
class TestMixedLineEndings: class TestMixedLineEndings:
def test_crlf_plus_lf_flagged(self, tmp_path): def test_crlf_plus_lf_flagged(self, tmp_path):
f = tmp_path / "mixed.csv" f = tmp_path / "mixed.csv"

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tests/test_corpus.py
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def _read_csv_strict(path: Path) -> pd.DataFrame: def _read_csv_strict(path: Path) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Read a corpus CSV file, treating all cells as strings. """Read a corpus CSV file, treating all cells as strings.
NUL bytes are stripped from the raw file before parsing because the Applies only the structural pre-parse fixes that are required to make
pandas C engine truncates fields at NUL while the python engine is the file parseable at all — NUL stripping (case 06), line-ending
too strict about embedded literal double quotes. Stripping NUL is normalization (cases 09/10), and unquoted-currency repair (case 17).
the file-level pre-clean step the spec describes for case 06. Character-level folds that the cleaner itself owns (smart quotes,
NBSP, etc.) are deliberately left alone so the cleaner's own behavior
is what's under test.
""" """
raw = path.read_bytes().replace(b"\x00", b"") raw = path.read_bytes()
# NUL stripping
raw = raw.replace(b"\x00", b"")
# Line endings: CRLF -> LF, then bare CR -> LF.
raw = raw.replace(b"\r\n", b"\n").replace(b"\r", b"\n")
# Per-row repair (handles unquoted '$1,500.00' in case 17).
from src.core.io import _repair_rows
text = raw.decode("utf-8-sig")
text, _, _ = _repair_rows(text, ",")
return pd.read_csv( return pd.read_csv(
io.BytesIO(raw), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False, encoding="utf-8-sig", io.StringIO(text), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False,
) )

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"""Run the analyzer + detector against the code-page test corpus.
Fixtures live in ``test-cases/encodings-corpus/`` (synced from
``Business/DataTools/test-case-code-page-variations``). Each test runs
against one fixture and uses the corpus manifest
(``expected_detection.csv``) for ground truth.
What's tested
-------------
1. ``analyze()`` does not crash on any fixture — every encoded file
produces a Finding list (possibly empty), never an exception.
2. ``detect_encoding()`` returns one of the manifest's accepted answers,
OR the manifest itself flagged the case as AMBIGUOUS / UNRELIABLE /
REJECT / LOW_CONFIDENCE.
3. The decoded DataFrame matches the canonical reference content.
Cases where the current implementation is known to fail (charset-
normalizer label drift on byte-equivalent encodings, ``repair_bytes``
NUL-strip destroying UTF-16, the "lying BOM" pathological case) are
marked ``xfail`` so they surface in the report as documented gaps.
A future fix that makes the case pass will flip xfail to xpass and the
test owner can drop the marker.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import csv
import io
from pathlib import Path
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from src.core.analyze import analyze, _load_for_analysis
from src.core.io import detect_encoding
CORPUS = Path(__file__).parent.parent / "test-cases" / "encodings-corpus"
MANIFEST = CORPUS / "expected_detection.csv"
REFERENCE_DIR = CORPUS / "reference"
# Known failures the analyzer does not yet handle correctly. Each entry
# has a one-line reason — drop the entry once a fix lands.
KNOWN_DETECTION_FAILURES = {
"E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv": "charset-normalizer returns cp1250 for byte-equivalent content",
"E04_western_basic_latin1.csv": "charset-normalizer returns cp1250 for byte-equivalent content",
"E05_western_basic_latin9.csv": "charset-normalizer returns cp1250 for byte-equivalent content",
"E06_western_basic_macroman.csv": "returns mac_iceland (same family) instead of mac_roman",
"E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv": "charset-normalizer returns cp1250 for cp1252 content",
"E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv": "charset-normalizer returns cp1258 for ISO-8859-2 content",
"E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv": "charset-normalizer returns shift_jis_2004 for KOI8-R content",
}
KNOWN_DECODE_FAILURES = {
"E03_western_basic_cp1252.csv": "decoded as cp1250 — different mapping at 0xF1 (ñ vs ń)",
"E04_western_basic_latin1.csv": "decoded as cp1250 — different mapping at 0xF1",
"E05_western_basic_latin9.csv": "decoded as cp1250 — different mapping at 0xF1",
"E10_western_extended_utf8.csv": "byte-level smart-quote fold rewrites U+201C/U+201D to ASCII before parse",
"E11_western_extended_cp1252.csv": "wrong encoding + smart-quote fold",
"E12_western_extended_utf16le.csv": "byte-level smart-quote fold rewrites U+201C/U+201D before parse",
"E15_eastern_european_iso88592.csv": "wrong encoding (cp1258 != ISO-8859-2)",
"E18_cyrillic_koi8r.csv": "wrong encoding (shift_jis_2004 != KOI8-R)",
"E30_pathological_lying_bom.csv": "utf-8-sig fails on cp1252 body bytes; needs lying-BOM recovery",
}
def _normalize_encoding(name: str) -> str:
return name.lower().replace("-", "_").replace(" ", "_")
def _load_manifest() -> list[dict]:
if not MANIFEST.exists():
return []
with MANIFEST.open() as fh:
return list(csv.DictReader(fh))
def _load_references() -> dict[str, str]:
if not REFERENCE_DIR.exists():
return {}
return {
p.stem.replace(".utf8", ""): p.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
for p in REFERENCE_DIR.glob("*.utf8.txt")
}
MANIFEST_ENTRIES = _load_manifest()
REFERENCES = _load_references()
def _entry_id(entry: dict) -> str:
return entry["filename"]
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 1. Analyzer never crashes
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.mark.parametrize("entry", MANIFEST_ENTRIES, ids=_entry_id)
def test_analyzer_does_not_crash(entry):
findings = analyze(CORPUS / entry["filename"], sample_rows=1000)
# Either empty or a list of Findings — but never raises.
assert isinstance(findings, list)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2. detect_encoding returns an acceptable answer
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _detection_marker(entry):
fname = entry["filename"]
if fname in KNOWN_DETECTION_FAILURES:
return pytest.mark.xfail(
reason=KNOWN_DETECTION_FAILURES[fname], strict=False,
)
return ()
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"entry",
[
pytest.param(e, marks=_detection_marker(e), id=_entry_id(e))
for e in MANIFEST_ENTRIES
],
)
def test_detect_encoding_accepted(entry):
accepted_raw = entry["expected_detection"]
# Manifest fuzzy markers — any answer is acceptable.
if any(m in accepted_raw for m in ("AMBIGUOUS", "UNRELIABLE", "REJECT", "LOW_CONFIDENCE")):
# Just call to ensure no exception.
detect_encoding(CORPUS / entry["filename"])
return
accepted = {_normalize_encoding(s.strip()) for s in accepted_raw.split("|") if s.strip()}
detected = detect_encoding(CORPUS / entry["filename"])
detected_n = _normalize_encoding(detected)
assert detected_n in accepted, (
f"{entry['filename']}: detected {detected!r} not in {sorted(accepted)}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 3. Decoded content matches the canonical reference
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _decode_marker(entry):
fname = entry["filename"]
if fname in KNOWN_DECODE_FAILURES:
return pytest.mark.xfail(
reason=KNOWN_DECODE_FAILURES[fname], strict=False,
)
return ()
def _decodable_entries():
"""Skip pathological cases that have no canonical reference."""
return [e for e in MANIFEST_ENTRIES if e["canonical_content_id"] in REFERENCES]
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"entry",
[
pytest.param(e, marks=_decode_marker(e), id=_entry_id(e))
for e in _decodable_entries()
],
)
def test_decoded_matches_reference(entry):
df, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(CORPUS / entry["filename"], sample_rows=1000)
ref_text = REFERENCES[entry["canonical_content_id"]]
ref_rows = list(csv.reader(io.StringIO(ref_text)))
if not ref_rows:
pytest.skip("empty reference")
# First row = headers in the reference; compare data rows to df rows.
ref_data = ref_rows[1:]
assert len(df) >= len(ref_data), (
f"{entry['filename']}: parsed {len(df)} rows, reference has {len(ref_data)}"
)
for r, ref_row in enumerate(ref_data):
for c, ref_cell in enumerate(ref_row):
actual = str(df.iloc[r, c])
assert actual == ref_cell, (
f"{entry['filename']}: row {r} col {c}: "
f"got {actual!r}, expected {ref_cell!r}"
)

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"""Tests for the CSV-normalization gate.
Covers:
* ``Finding.confidence`` and ``Finding.fix_action`` field defaults.
* ``auto_fix`` applies every high-confidence finding and leaves
medium/low ones pending.
* ``apply_decisions`` honors per-finding skip / modified payloads.
* ``is_normalized`` re-checks high-confidence detectors after a fix pass.
* The full corpus auto-fix sweep: every fixture either passes the gate
or has its remaining medium/low findings declared in pending.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from pathlib import Path
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from src.core.analyze import (
Finding,
analyze,
_load_for_analysis,
FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT,
FIX_LOWERCASE_EMAIL,
FIX_REPLACE_NULL_SENTINELS,
FIX_NONE,
)
from src.core.fixes import get_fix, available_actions
from src.core.normalize import (
Decision,
NormalizationResult,
auto_fix,
apply_decisions,
is_normalized,
gate_summary,
)
CORPUS = Path(__file__).parent.parent / "test-cases" / "text-cleaner-corpus" / "test_data"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Field defaults
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestFindingFields:
def test_default_confidence_is_high(self):
f = Finding(id="x", severity="warn", tool="", count=1, description="d")
assert f.confidence == "high"
def test_default_fix_action_is_empty(self):
f = Finding(id="x", severity="warn", tool="", count=1, description="d")
assert f.fix_action == ""
def test_pre_applied_default_false(self):
f = Finding(id="x", severity="warn", tool="", count=1, description="d")
assert f.pre_applied is False
def test_smart_punct_finding_carries_fix_action(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["“hello”"]})
findings = analyze(df)
smart = next(f for f in findings if f.id == "smart_punctuation_in_data")
assert smart.confidence == "high"
assert smart.fix_action == FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT
def test_mojibake_finding_is_low_confidence(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["café"]})
findings = analyze(df)
moji = next(f for f in findings if f.id == "suspected_mojibake")
assert moji.confidence == "low"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fix registry
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestFixRegistry:
def test_high_confidence_fixes_registered(self):
actions = available_actions()
assert FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT in actions
assert FIX_LOWERCASE_EMAIL in actions
assert FIX_REPLACE_NULL_SENTINELS in actions
def test_get_fix_returns_callable(self):
fn = get_fix(FIX_FOLD_SMART_PUNCT)
assert callable(fn)
def test_get_fix_unknown_returns_none(self):
assert get_fix("not_a_real_action") is None
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# auto_fix
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestAutoFix:
def test_applies_high_confidence_only(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({
"name": [" Alice ", "Bob "], # whitespace + NBSP -> high
"email": ["A@X.com", "b@x.com"], # mixed case -> medium
})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
# whitespace_padding and nbsp_or_unicode_whitespace should be applied.
applied_ids = {a.finding_id for a in result.applied}
assert "whitespace_padding" in applied_ids
assert "nbsp_or_unicode_whitespace" in applied_ids
# mixed_case_email_column is medium -> pending.
pending_ids = {f.id for f in result.pending_findings}
assert "mixed_case_email_column" in pending_ids
def test_cells_actually_changed(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": [" hi ", "ok"]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
assert result.cleaned_df["x"].tolist() == ["hi", "ok"]
def test_no_findings_no_fixes(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"id": ["1", "2"], "name": ["a", "b"]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
assert result.applied == []
assert result.passed is True
def test_blocks_on_severity_error(self, tmp_path):
f = tmp_path / "empty.csv"
f.write_bytes(b"")
findings = analyze(f)
df, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(f, sample_rows=1000)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
assert any(b.id == "empty_input" for b in result.blocking_findings)
assert result.passed is False
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# apply_decisions
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestApplyDecisions:
def test_skip_decision_records_skipped(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["“smart”"]})
findings = analyze(df)
decisions = [Decision(finding_id="smart_punctuation_in_data", action="skip")]
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
assert any(s.id == "smart_punctuation_in_data" for s in result.skipped_findings)
# And the smart quotes survived.
assert "“" in result.cleaned_df["x"].iloc[0]
def test_auto_decision_runs_fix(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["“smart”"]})
findings = analyze(df)
decisions = [Decision(finding_id="smart_punctuation_in_data", action="auto")]
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
assert result.cleaned_df["x"].iloc[0] == '"smart"'
def test_modified_decision_uses_payload(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"status": ["ACTIVE", "TBD", "TBD", "active"]})
findings = analyze(df)
# Restrict the null-sentinel set to only "TBD" via payload.
decisions = [Decision(
finding_id="null_like_sentinels",
action="modified",
payload={"sentinels": ["TBD"]},
)]
# null_like_sentinels needs to be present for the decision to apply.
if not any(f.id == "null_like_sentinels" for f in findings):
pytest.skip("analyzer didn't surface null sentinels for this fixture")
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
assert result.cleaned_df["status"].tolist() == ["ACTIVE", "", "", "active"]
def test_lowercase_email_uses_finding_column(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({
"email": ["ALICE@X.com", "bob@x.com"],
"name": ["Alice", "Bob"],
})
findings = analyze(df)
decisions = [Decision(finding_id="mixed_case_email_column", action="auto")]
if not any(f.id == "mixed_case_email_column" for f in findings):
pytest.skip("analyzer didn't surface mixed-case email")
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
assert result.cleaned_df["email"].tolist() == ["alice@x.com", "bob@x.com"]
# Other columns untouched.
assert result.cleaned_df["name"].tolist() == ["Alice", "Bob"]
def test_undecided_medium_finding_stays_pending(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"email": ["A@X.com", "b@x.com"]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions=[])
if not any(f.id == "mixed_case_email_column" for f in findings):
pytest.skip("analyzer didn't surface mixed-case email")
assert any(f.id == "mixed_case_email_column" for f in result.pending_findings)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# is_normalized
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestIsNormalized:
def test_clean_dataframe_passes(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"id": ["1"], "name": ["Alice"]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
assert is_normalized(findings, result) is True
def test_unnormalized_after_skip_high_confidence(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": [" padded "]})
findings = analyze(df)
# Skip the only high-confidence fix.
decisions = [Decision(finding_id="whitespace_padding", action="skip")]
result = apply_decisions(df, findings, decisions)
# Re-analysis still finds the issue, so gate is not normalized.
assert is_normalized(findings, result) is False
def test_pending_medium_blocks_gate(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"email": ["A@X.com", "b@x.com"]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
# auto_fix leaves medium pending -> gate not passed.
if any(f.id == "mixed_case_email_column" for f in findings):
assert is_normalized(findings, result) is False
def test_none_result_not_normalized(self):
assert is_normalized([], None) is False
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Corpus sweep — every fixture either passes or has declared pending
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CORPUS_FILES = sorted(CORPUS.glob("*.csv")) if CORPUS.exists() else []
# Fixtures that will have pending medium/low findings after auto_fix.
EXPECTED_PENDING_AFTER_AUTOFIX = {
"11_embedded_newlines": {"mixed_case_email_column"},
"12_case_variations": {"mixed_case_email_column"},
"14_mojibake": {"suspected_mojibake"},
"17_preserve_intended": {"null_like_sentinels"},
"20_kitchen_sink": {"mixed_case_email_column"},
}
# Fixtures that block the gate via severity=error findings.
EXPECTED_BLOCKING = {
"18_empty_file": {"empty_input"},
}
@pytest.mark.parametrize("path", CORPUS_FILES, ids=lambda p: p.stem)
def test_corpus_auto_fix_state(path):
"""Every corpus fixture either passes auto_fix or has its remaining
pending/blocking findings declared in the expected sets above."""
findings = analyze(path, sample_rows=1000)
df, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(path, sample_rows=1000)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
pending_ids = {f.id for f in result.pending_findings}
blocking_ids = {f.id for f in result.blocking_findings}
expected_pending = EXPECTED_PENDING_AFTER_AUTOFIX.get(path.stem, set())
expected_blocking = EXPECTED_BLOCKING.get(path.stem, set())
assert pending_ids == expected_pending, (
f"{path.name}: pending {pending_ids} != expected {expected_pending}"
)
assert blocking_ids == expected_blocking, (
f"{path.name}: blocking {blocking_ids} != expected {expected_blocking}"
)
def test_corpus_auto_fix_idempotent():
"""Running auto_fix twice on the same input yields the same bytes."""
if not CORPUS_FILES:
pytest.skip("corpus not present")
path = CORPUS / "20_kitchen_sink.csv"
findings = analyze(path, sample_rows=1000)
df, _, _ = _load_for_analysis(path, sample_rows=1000)
r1 = auto_fix(df, findings)
# Re-analyze the cleaned frame and run again.
f2 = analyze(r1.cleaned_df)
r2 = auto_fix(r1.cleaned_df, f2)
assert r1.cleaned_bytes == r2.cleaned_bytes
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# gate_summary
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestOutputOptions:
"""The Review page's _build_output_bytes helper for the download flow.
Imported via importlib because the page itself runs Streamlit code at
module load; we copy the function shape here as a compact spec so a
future refactor that moves the helper into core/io.py can keep the
same contract.
"""
@staticmethod
def _build(df, *, encoding, delimiter, line_terminator):
import io as _io
buf = _io.StringIO()
df.to_csv(buf, index=False, sep=delimiter, lineterminator=line_terminator)
text = buf.getvalue()
try:
return text.encode(encoding), None
except UnicodeEncodeError:
return text.encode(encoding, errors="replace"), "lossy"
def test_utf8_with_bom_starts_with_bom(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["a"]})
data, _ = self._build(df, encoding="utf-8-sig", delimiter=",", line_terminator="\n")
assert data.startswith(b"\xef\xbb\xbf")
def test_crlf_line_terminator(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": ["a", "b"]})
data, _ = self._build(df, encoding="utf-8", delimiter=",", line_terminator="\r\n")
assert b"\r\n" in data
assert b"\nb" not in data.replace(b"\r\n", b"")
def test_tab_delimiter(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"a": ["x"], "b": ["y"]})
data, _ = self._build(df, encoding="utf-8", delimiter="\t", line_terminator="\n")
assert data.startswith(b"a\tb\n")
def test_cp1252_single_byte_accents(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"name": ["José"]})
data, _ = self._build(df, encoding="cp1252", delimiter=",", line_terminator="\n")
# 'é' is single byte 0xE9 in cp1252 (vs 0xC3 0xA9 in UTF-8)
assert b"\xe9" in data
assert b"\xc3\xa9" not in data
def test_lossy_codepage_returns_warning(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"name": ["Иван"]}) # Cyrillic
data, warn = self._build(df, encoding="cp1252", delimiter=",", line_terminator="\n")
assert warn is not None
assert b"?" in data # replacement chars
class TestGateSummary:
def test_summary_keys(self):
df = pd.DataFrame({"x": [" hi "]})
findings = analyze(df)
result = auto_fix(df, findings)
s = gate_summary(result)
assert set(s.keys()) == {
"passed", "fixes_applied", "cells_changed",
"skipped", "pending", "blocking",
}