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21484421274

Pull #268

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ghukill
More targeted full-text extraction for mitlibwebsite

Why these changes are being introduced:

It was decided that the full-text getting extracted from mitlibwebsite full HTML
was too broad.  We were collecting header and footer data that was not unique to
the record/URL at hand.

How this addresses that need:

After some analysis by DiscoEng, some URL + element selector patterns were identified
to target meaningful container elements.  This has dramatically reduced the amount of full-text
while increasing the quality at the same time.

Side effects of this change:
* mitlibwebsite TIMDEX records have higher quality fulltext field values

Relevant ticket(s):
* https://mitlibraries.atlassian.net/browse/USE-364
Pull Request #268: USE 364 - mitlibwebsite targeted fulltext extraction

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