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What & why

Closes #295

Adds 150 devices that were missing: 48 tablets, 43 watches and 59 laptops. No existing record changes.

• Tablets (48): Archos 9, Samsung 6, Asus 4, Barnes & Noble 4, ViewSonic 3 and others, mostly 2010 to 2014.
• Watches (43): Fossil 13, Mobvoi 10, Casio 3, Montblanc 3, Motorola 3 and others, mostly Wear OS models.
• Laptops (59): 47 Intel-era MacBook, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models from 2006 to 2017, each named with its size and release period, plus Lenovo 5, Asus 4 and three others.

How the records were chosen

• The slug is new.
• Names were compared with every existing record of the same brand, token by token and in both directions, and the flagged pairs were read one by one. A candidate that is the same device as an existing record under a longer name was left out; that removed all Apple tablets and watches and about twenty others.
• Every required field (brand, release date, RAM, OS) was read from the article's infobox, a table cell or a Wikidata statement, and re-read from the cited revision before the records were written.
• Left out: variants named only by their RAM size and articles that describe several models in one infobox.
• Each record sits at <category>/<brand>/<year>/<base_model>/<slug>.json.
• All records are "verified": false.

Source

Wikipedia articles (CC BY-SA) and Wikidata (CC0), cited per record in source_urls.

Checklist

• The PR targets develop (main only moves through release PRs)
• python -m app.validate passes locally
• Files live at the correct data/<category>/<...>/<slug>.json path
• Slugs are kebab-case and unique within the category
• source_urls cites at least one canonical reference
• Sidebar filled in by hand: assignees, labels, milestone, projects, and the tracker under Development