Regex fix for keyword_recall being redacted#8
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This PR updates the Python reporter’s sensitive-key scrubbing regex to prevent keyword_recall and keyword_recall_stderr metrics from being redacted while still redacting other sensitive-looking keys in JSON output.
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- Replaced the previous negative-lookbehind pattern with a start-anchored regex that explicitly excludes
keyword_recallandkeyword_recall_stderr.
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Regex fix for incorrect filtering.