Updating the NZISM version to the latest release of 3.9 from April 2025

[Coffee-007]

Updating the NZISM version to the latest release of 3.9 from April 2025.

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  • Updated the library version metadata in the generated Excel file from 1 to 2.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the "library_version" field in the Excel worksheet generated by the NZISM preparation script, incrementing its value from 1 to 2. This solely affects the version metadata recorded in the output file, with no modifications to logic, control flow, or other aspects of the script.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tools/nzism/prep_nzism.py	Updated the "library_version" value written to Excel from 1 to 2.

Poem

A hop, a skip, a version new,
The library’s count now reads as two!
With paws on keys, I mark the date,
Metadata fresh—oh, isn’t that great?
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[eric-intuitem]

Seems OK. Can you move the yaml directly in backend/library/libraries?

[Coffee-007]

Seems OK. Can you move the yaml directly in backend/library/libraries?

Good point, updated the Library now.

[eric-intuitem]

Thanks! We will sync this PR with another one providing a huge boost of performance on library update.