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fix: make OCR portable and reliable across AMD64 and ARM64 (#519)

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* fix: make OCR portable and reliable

* fix: harden OCR installation portability

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* fix: harden OCR portability and docs routes

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"exactGroundTruth": "HOSPITAL\nOakwood Community Clinic\n450 North Main Street\nMadison, WI 53703\n(608) 555-0102\nPatient Name: Isabella Garcia \nMRN: 9884021 \nDOB: 11/05/1998 \nGender: Female \nAge: 26\nMRN: 9884021 \nAccession: B11269-25 \nDate: 06/20/2025\nThe patient is a 26-year-old female with a history of persistent asthma since childhood. She reports seasonal exacerbations, typically in the spring and fall. Current medications include a daily inhaled corticosteroid and an albuterol inhaler for rescue use, which she reports using 3-4 times per week recently. She has a known allergy to dust mites and pollen. No history of smoking.\nPROCEDURES:\nSpirometry (pre- and post-bronchodilator): Demonstrated a reversible obstructive pattern, consistent with asthma. FEV1 increased by 15% after albuterol administration. \nAllergy Skin Testing: Positive reaction to tree pollen and dust mites. \nChest X-ray (PA and Lateral): Lungs are clear. No acute infiltrate or edema.\nIMPRESSION:\nModerate persistent asthma, sub-optimally controlled based on recent increase in rescue inhaler use.\nAllergic rhinitis.\nPatient Name: Johnathan Smith MRN: 8675309 Age: 67\nElectronically Signed By: Dr. David Chen, M.D. \nDate: 06/23/2025 Time: 08:56",
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"ground_truth": "HOSPITAL\nOakwood Community Clinic\n450 North Main Street\nMadison, WI 53703\n(608) 555-0102\nPatient Name: Isabella Garcia \nMRN: 9884021 \nDOB: 11/05/1998 \nGender: Female \nAge: 26\nMRN: 9884021 \nAccession: B11269-25 \nDate: 06/20/2025\nThe patient is a 26-year-old female with a history of persistent asthma since childhood. She reports seasonal exacerbations, typically in the spring and fall. Current medications include a daily inhaled corticosteroid and an albuterol inhaler for rescue use, which she reports using 3-4 times per week recently. She has a known allergy to dust mites and pollen. No history of smoking.\nPROCEDURES:\nSpirometry (pre- and post-bronchodilator): Demonstrated a reversible obstructive pattern, consistent with asthma. FEV1 increased by 15% after albuterol administration. \nAllergy Skin Testing: Positive reaction to tree pollen and dust mites. \nChest X-ray (PA and Lateral): Lungs are clear. No acute infiltrate or edema.\nIMPRESSION:\nModerate persistent asthma, sub-optimally controlled based on recent increase in rescue inhaler use.\nAllergic rhinitis.\nPatient Name: Johnathan Smith MRN: 8675309 Age: 67\nElectronically Signed By: Dr. David Chen, M.D. \nDate: 06/23/2025 Time: 08:56",
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