fix: manage word export when IG name is a number

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved string conversion for implementation groups to prevent potential type-related issues in audit context generation.

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The pull request introduces a minor modification to the gen_audit_context function in the backend/core/generators.py file. The change involves explicitly converting implementation group elements to strings before joining them, ensuring type consistency when creating a comma-separated string of selected implementation groups.

Changes

File	Change Summary
backend/core/generators.py	Modified gen_audit_context function to use explicit string conversion for implementation groups

Poem

🐰 In the land of code, a rabbit's delight,
Strings now join with a careful might,
Implementation groups, once wild and free,
Now converted with type-safe glee!
A small tweak that makes the code shine bright 🌟

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backend/core/generators.py (1)

550-550: LGTM! The fix properly handles numeric IG names.

The explicit string conversion ensures that implementation group names are properly handled regardless of their type (string or number), preventing potential type-related issues during word export.

Let's verify the implementation group types in the codebase:

✅ Verification successful

The explicit string conversion is correct and necessary

The codebase shows that implementation groups are handled as strings throughout the system (in serializers, frontend mappings, and framework definitions). The explicit conversion ensures consistency with this pattern and prevents any type-related issues during word export, particularly when dealing with numeric implementation group identifiers from various sources.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for numeric implementation group names and their usage

# Search for implementation group definitions or assignments
rg -g '!*.pyc' -A 3 'implementation_group.*=|ImplementationGroup.*=' 

# Search for implementation group usage in tests
rg -g '*test*.py' -A 3 'implementation_group'

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