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Remove incorrect assertions in snirf parsing #12430
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@alexk101 at some point if there is any way you could get a tiny (1s?) recording that shows this problem and add it to mne-testing-data, then we could add a proper regression test that would fail on current main and pass on this PR. But since our current tests pass, I assume you've checked it on your files, and I'm not sure how easy it'll be to get such a file in the testing data, I think we're safe enough to merge here (and should add the additional test in a follow-up PR if we can!).
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Reformats channel and detector lookup from array based to dictionary based. Removes incorrect assertions that every detector and source must have data associated with every registered optode position.
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Example: Fixes #12429.
What does this implement/fix?
Reformats channel and detector lookup from array based to dictionary based. Removes incorrect assertions that every detector and source must have data associated with every registered optode position.