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
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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.
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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 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.
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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.
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## Config Reference
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