Fix: strip diacritics in step 3 CSV filter#2
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The library stores ASCII names ("Bjork") but Discogs uses diacritics
("Björk"). The step 3 filter compared with .lower().strip() only, so
all releases for diacritics artists were silently excluded from the cache.
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Summary
normalize_artist()only did.lower().strip(), so"björk" != "bjork"and all releases for those artists were silently excluded from the cacheunicodedata.normalize('NFKD')to strip diacritics before comparing, matching the approach already used in step 8'sverify_cache.pyTest plan
TestNormalizeArtistcases still passtest_filter_csv.pysuite passes (28 tests)