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In `@data/merge_logs.py`:
- Around line 69-79: Ensure each input file has at least two header lines and
normalize line endings before merging: check len(lines) >= 2 and if not log/warn
and skip the file (or handle as malformed) rather than silently accepting it so
the shared `header` used by merge logic remains valid; create `file_header` from
normalized lines[:2] (convert CRLF to LF) and compare to `header` as before.
When collecting data rows into `data_lines`, normalize endings and guarantee
each appended `line` ends with a single '\n' (e.g., strip trailing whitespace
then add '\n') so writing the merged file (the block that writes `data_lines`)
cannot concatenate adjacent records. Apply the same validation/normalization in
the write-path referenced around lines 89-91 to ensure consistent header and
newline handling.
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