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Fixed
- Reading a statement no longer writes statement content to your log.
mt940.tagslogs the raw:61:line at ERROR level when it fails to match, and with no handler configured Python's last resort handler prints it, soparse()on a real file wrote 3737 bytes to stderr including eight fragments of statement content, counterparty names among them. The upstream logger is now silenced for the duration of our own parse, scoped and restored, never disabled globally. Everything we could not read is still reported, in the returned object where it belongs. A library whose pitch is that the statement never leaves your machine cannot put the payee in your logs.