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This PR fixes issue #9566 where 3-digit numbers below 600 were incorrectly colored as HTTP status codes in the logs page. The fix replaces the overly broad regex pattern /^[1-5]\d{2}$/ with a strict pattern that matches only valid HTTP status codes.

Key Changes:

• Updated regex in useLogsHighlighter.ts:363 to match only valid HTTP status codes: 100-103 (Informational), 200-208 & 226 (Success), 300-308 (Redirection), 400-431 & 451 (Client Error), 500-511 (Server Error)
• Applied the same pattern consistently in useTextHighlighter.ts at lines 415 and 548
• Added comprehensive test coverage for both valid HTTP status codes and invalid 3-digit numbers like "147" (address numbers)

Impact:

• Numbers like "147 Birch Way" will no longer be incorrectly highlighted in red as HTTP error codes
• Only actual HTTP status codes will receive semantic colorization
• Test coverage ensures this cosmetic bug won't regress

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk - it's a targeted cosmetic fix with excellent test coverage.
• The change is well-scoped to fixing a cosmetic issue where arbitrary 3-digit numbers were incorrectly styled as HTTP status codes. The regex pattern correctly identifies valid HTTP status codes, comprehensive tests verify both positive and negative cases, and the fix is applied consistently across all text processing functions. No functional logic or data handling is affected.
• No files require special attention - all changes are straightforward regex pattern updates with corresponding test coverage.

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Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant LogsPage
    participant useLogsHighlighter
    participant useTextHighlighter
    participant detectSemanticType

    User->>LogsPage: Views logs containing "147 test address"
    LogsPage->>useLogsHighlighter: colorizedJson(data)
    useLogsHighlighter->>useTextHighlighter: processTextWithHighlights("147 test address")
    useTextHighlighter->>detectSemanticType: detectSemanticType("147")
    
    Note over detectSemanticType: OLD: /^[1-5]\d{2}$/ matches "147" ❌
    Note over detectSemanticType: NEW: Strict pattern rejects "147" ✓
    
    detectSemanticType-->>useTextHighlighter: "default" (not status-code)
    useTextHighlighter-->>useLogsHighlighter: Styled HTML (no red color)
    useLogsHighlighter-->>LogsPage: Rendered HTML
    LogsPage-->>User: "147" displayed in normal color ✓