Trim leading and trailing spaces from service tags#943
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This update modifies the 'routecmd' function to trim leading and trailing spaces from service tags. Corresponding tests have been added to verify correct functionality when space-prefixed or suffixed tags are encountered. These changes ensure consistency in how tags are processed and compared.
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Looks good. clean small change to fix a need.
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This update modifies the 'routecmd' function to trim leading and trailing spaces from service tags. Corresponding tests have been added to verify correct functionality when space-prefixed or suffixed tags are encountered. These changes ensure consistency in how tags are processed and compared.