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Allows choosing the year and file path.
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This parser can correctly parse course prerequisites, corequisites, and
restrictions, which the previous parser could not do. These cannot be
split into a truly computer readable format yet, and I believe this
would be out of scope for this project.
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This currently stores no information as no parser exists for it. I will
accept contributions for this, as it will likely take me a while to get
around to implementing.
The ideal goal we're aiming for would be to rewrite all the parsing
logic in nom. The only parser left is the "coursepoints" / requirements
parser. This parser has proven to be particularly difficult and
resistant to rewrites.
I expect this will take weeks, if not months to get around to. But, as
mentioned, contributions are very welcome.
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Previously not accepted, but it is used in the 2024 data set.
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Prevents points from being dumped into prerequisites by not dumping
them if the list isn't at least two items long.
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Outlier in terms of case sensitivity checks. Will possibly
improve performance.
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Parsing should now be more reliable in general.
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Complete courseid and offering parsers. These will be swapped into
the codebase in the next commit.
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Downloading is now done with reqwest.
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Preparation for adding download capabilities.
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Avoids excessive cloning.
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