fix(infinity): Use comma separator for important_kwd to preserve mult…#12618
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…i-word keywords
The important_kwd field was using space as separator when storing
(list2str default) but split() when reading, which breaks multi-word
keywords like "Senior Fund Manager" into ["Senior", "Fund", "Manager"].
This fix uses comma as separator for both storing and reading,
consistent with the LLM output format specified in keyword_prompt.md.
Changes:
- insert(): Use list2str(v, ",") instead of list2str(v)
- update(): Use list2str(v, ",") instead of list2str(v)
- get_fields(): Use v.split(",") instead of v.split()
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Problem
The `important_kwd` field in Infinity connector was using mismatched separators:
This causes multi-word keywords like `"Senior Fund Manager"` to be incorrectly split into `["Senior", "Fund", "Manager"]`.
Solution
Use comma `,` as separator for both storing and reading, consistent with:
Changes
Impact
This bug affects: