Fix for Implicit string concatenation in a list#109
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The fix is to add the missing comma after
"unprocessed"so it remains a separate element and does not concatenate with"dictionary_item_added".Best minimal fix (no functional changes beyond correcting the bug):
src/videoipath_automation_tool/apps/inventory/model/inventory_device_configuration_compare.pyallowed_diff_typeslist inanalyze_inventory_devices"unprocessed" # ..."unprocessed", # ...No new imports, methods, or definitions are required.
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