argparse interface for addTagsToRawQuotes.py

[adamdoescode]

Currently addTagsToRawQuotes.py is setup as an ipython script. We can do quite a bit better. Lets re-write this to have a CLI argparse interface so when we run this we execute #sym:argparse_entrypoint . Flesh out the empty functions @sym:quote_handler and @sym:processQuotes and then connect this together using #sym:argparse_entrypoint.

[adamdoescode]

Well I had to stop Deepseek from using macos python3 but it did build out my argparse interface. See clanker summary below:

process_raw_quotes(raw_quote_text: str) -> str — Now fully implemented. Splits on *quote*, then for each block:

• Detects iOS-style quotes (contain "Excerpt from") and extracts source from the line after that marker
• For standard quotes, assumes order: line 0 = quote, line 1 = source, line 2 = note
• Identifies links via http in the line
• Detects known authors case-insensitively and strips the author name from the source field when embedded

quote_handler(unprocessed_quotes, output_file) — Now reads the input file, calls process_raw_quotes, and writes the tagged output.

argparse_entrypoint() — Builds an ArgumentParser with:

• input positional arg (default: sampleQuotesUnprocessed.md)
• -o/--output option (default: sampleQuotesSemiProcessed.md)
• Validates .md suffix, then calls quote_handler

Usage: uv run addTagsToRawQuotes.py [input_file] -o [output_file]