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Fix compact QRG parsing and initial worked-state restore - parse digit-only full frequencies across supported bands - restore persisted Worked state before publishing initial user lists - add regression tests and update documentation Fixes #85

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@@ -84,13 +84,15 @@ KST4Contest therefore evaluates the text of every public and directed chat messa
| Notation | Example | Processing |
|---|---|---|
| Complete frequency | `144.210`, `432,088`, `10368.100` | The frequency determines the band directly. |
| Complete frequency | `144.210`, `432,088`, `144307`, `10368100` | The frequency determines the band directly. |
| Relative frequency with a dot or comma | `.210`, `,088` | The band is added from the station context or configured fallback. |
| Three-digit frequency with text context | `qrg 210`, `freq is 210`, `on 210`, `210 MHz` | The number is treated as a relative frequency. |
| Three-digit number without frequency context | `210`, `599`, `144` | The number is deliberately not accepted as a QRG. |
The final restriction prevents plausible-looking but incorrect results. With a fallback of `144 MHz`, a signal report of `599` could easily be turned into `144.599 MHz`. The result would be formally valid and operationally useless.
A complete frequency may also be written without a dot or comma. KST4Contest treats the final three digits as the kHz part: `144307` in a station name becomes `144.307 MHz`, while `10368100` in a public or directed chat message becomes `10368.100 MHz`. The value is accepted only if the resulting frequency falls within a supported band range.
### How Is the Band of a Relative QRG Determined?
KST4Contest uses the following order: