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* feat: add bulk editors for bookdrop * fix: update pattern behaviour and remove redundant frontend logic * fix: clean up pattern extractor * fix: create shared logic to align bulk edit and pattern extract and resolve some minor behaviour issues * fix: date matching pattern and resolve issues with pattern matching to ignore extra trailing data * chore: cleanup tests and code to be cleaner * chore: cleanup autogenerated testing rules * fix: update to use the new dialog launcher service * fix: add boolean null check and data validation on pattern extract api * feat: add bulk edit batching to avoid issues with extremely large import counts * fix: adding timeout to avoid potential redos issue * fix: add try blocks for issues with potential NumberFormatException * fix: update isbn and asin regex to better match spec * fix: improve error handling and logging * fix: make component names consistent with the project * fix: mising import for pattern syntax exception * chore: add additional tests for the bulk edit service * fix: improve accessibility to new ui elements * fix: further improvements to the pattern extractor timeout * fix: improve frontend placeholder validation * fix: add back changes accidently removed by merge
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