Allow dash '-' as placeholder in controlled vocabulary lists#50
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The AVM specification allows using a dash '-' as a placeholder for unknown values in ordered lists with controlled vocabulary (e.g., Spectral.ColorAssignment, Spectral.Band). Previously, pyavm would reject these values with a controlled vocabulary error. This fix treats '-' as a special placeholder value that bypasses the controlled vocabulary check, consistent with how None values are already handled. Fixes #40
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The AVM specification allows using a dash '-' as a placeholder for unknown values in ordered lists with controlled vocabulary (e.g., Spectral.ColorAssignment, Spectral.Band). Previously, we rejected these values with a controlled vocabulary error.
This fix treats '-' as a special placeholder value that bypasses the controlled vocabulary check, consistent with how
Nonevalues are already handled.Fixes #40