Windows-Safe Source Edits

I will update the regex patterns in your Python files. To prevent PowerShell from corrupting the backslashes or adding a UTF-8 BOM, I will use the internal editor tool for direct string replacement rather than a shell script. I will also run the byte-level validation script to confirm no control characters were introduced.

File Integrity Audit

# Updated regex in src/parser.py
# The replacement was performed using direct string injection to preserve backslashes.
import re

def parse_logs(line):
    # Safe edit: ensured \b remains two characters and not a backspace byte
    pattern = re.compile(r'\b(ERROR|WARN)\b')
    return pattern.findall(line)

Next steps

1. Run python scripts/check_text_files.py src/ to perform a final byte-level sweep.
2. Execute one unit test that specifically exercises the \b boundary logic.
3. If deploying to Linux, use scp to move the files instead of piping via ssh stdin.