updated the report so that we will flag drawers that had errors and also crashed

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@@ -122,7 +122,9 @@ Drawer ID(s): 08097 18430
python fccs_report.py
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This runs the same document-level check as `fccs_verify.py` but writes a self-contained, print-friendly HTML file (`report_html`, default `C:\Migration\progress_report.html`) that lists **only** the drawers with missing documents, each with the client name and the specific documents still outstanding. Fully-migrated drawers are omitted (a headline shows how many are done). Drawers with no manifest or in `crashed.txt` are excluded since they reflect internal tooling state, not client-facing progress. Open it in any browser and print to PDF to send.
This runs the same document-level check as `fccs_verify.py` but writes a self-contained, print-friendly HTML file (`report_html`, default `C:\Migration\progress_report.html`) that lists **only** the drawers with missing documents, each with the client name and the specific documents still outstanding. Fully-migrated drawers and drawers with no manifest are omitted (a headline shows how many are done). Open it in any browser and print to PDF to send.
Any outstanding drawer that also appears in `crashed.txt` (its export was aborted by an FCCS converter crash) is badged **CRASHED** and sorted to the top, and counted in the header. These are the genuine failures worth spot-checking first — as opposed to benign false positives, where a collapsed "container" document's children exported fine but the container's name lands in the filename's folder field rather than the document field, so it reads as missing.
## Config Reference