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feat(data/cpu): add 124 processors from Wikipedia processor lists - #395
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New records only; no existing record changes. Each record is unverified and cites the Wikipedia list or article its values were read from.
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What & why
Closes #295
Adds 124 processors that were missing from
data/cpu/: 88 Intel and 36 AMD, mostly embedded and low-power laptop parts (Core i3/i5/i7 E-series, Celeron and Pentium mobile, Athlon and A-series) plus recent Core Ultra, Core 5/7 and Xeon 6 models. No existing record changes.How the records were chosen
"verified": false.Source
Wikipedia processor lists and microarchitecture articles (CC BY-SA), cited per record in
source_urls, for exampleList_of_Intel_Core_embedded_processors,List_of_AMD_processors_with_3D_graphics.Checklist
develop(mainonly moves through release PRs)python -m app.validatepasses locallydata/<category>/<...>/<slug>.jsonpathsource_urlscites at least one canonical reference