fix: resolve SyntaxError in node/hardware_fingerprint.py __main__ output#363
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Summary
Fixes a syntax error in
node/hardware_fingerprint.pycaused by escaped double quotes inside f-string expressions in the__main__output block.Root cause
The file used:
fingerprints[\"checks_passed\"]fingerprints[\"all_valid\"]inside f-string expressions.
This causes
python3 -m py_compile node/hardware_fingerprint.pyto fail with:SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character.Changes
fingerprints['checks_passed']fingerprints['all_valid']Validation
python3 -m py_compile node/hardware_fingerprint.py-> pass (exit 0)python3 node/hardware_fingerprint.py-> script runs and prints summary outputCloses #362