Feat/degree normalize#24
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- added /degree-normalize that creates an intermediary json for validation metrics to run on.
- fixed New Metric: Average Chain Length #21 the metrics now support avg chain lengths
- added a flag called --target-course in /degree-analyze to return first semester to take a target course.
Introduces `degree normalize` — a new subcommand that converts unified JSON, YAML, or cluster pipeline files into a flat, format-agnostic normalized course set (`<stem>.normalized.json`) for use in test-suite comparisons. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… with the ability to return first semester calculations on all degree variants by passing in --target-course
… with the ability to return first semester calculations on all degree variants by passing in --target-course
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