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find_gauge_ids() parses the full id from gaugeNNNNN.txt (Fortran writes I0.5, so ids can exceed 5 digits) and skips non-gauge files; compare_gauges raises a clear error for fields missing from either run. Adds tests. Signed-off-by: Kyle Mandli <kyle.mandli@gmail.com> Assisted-by: claude claude-opus-5-5
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Summary
There was a latent bug when the CLI code for gauges parsed gauge IDs from file names. Also skips non-gauge files (it was using a simple glob before) and if the fields do not match raises an exception. Also adds a couple of suggested tests.
Assisted-by: claude claude-opus-5-5