Libhxl

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4.11

Not secure
* fixed date-cleaning bug when reading a filter definition from a JSON spec
* added ability to send custom HTTP headers (e.g. User-Agent) with a request to open a remote HXL file

4.10

Not secure
* refine delimiter detection for CSV
* added append_external_list() method (and filter support) for an external list of files in AppendFilter
* CountFilter now supports dates and strings for min() and max() aggregators
* added _dayfirst_ parameter to normalise_date() for dd-mm-yyyy vs mm-dd-yyyy (defaults to True)
* CleanDataFilter now prescans the dataset before date cleaning, and defaults to _dayfirst_ unless unambiguous mm-dd-yyyy format is more common than unambiguous dd-mm-yyyy

4.9

Not secure
* support additional separators besides comma for CSV-like files (including tab, semicolon, colon, and vertical bar)
* allow absolute tag patterns ending in "!" (does not ignore extra attributes)
* fix bug in ReplaceDataFilter that raised an error when the replacement was empty/None

4.8.4

Not secure
Interim release:

* add a new JSONFilter for extracting data from embedded JSON in a cell
* fix the representation of embedded JSON data inside a cell.

4.8.3

Not secure
Interim release with critical bug fixes and features:

* handle Google Drive "open" and "file" URLs
* normalise whitespace for the count filter (so that "Guinea" and "Guinea " won't count separately)
* fix validation test for trailing whitespace

4.8.2

Not secure
Hotfixes for release 4.8 (see https://github.com/HXLStandard/libhxl-python/releases/tag/4.8)

* there were some circular dependencies that blocked installation in a clean environment
* the default validation schema wasn't getting picked up in the distribution

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