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This is a new PR raised to resolve conflict issues in the previous PR

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Summary of Changes

Hello @Sudhishak1996, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request integrates new data processing configurations and associated test data for two key subject tables from the U.S. Census American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year data: S1251 and S1301. The changes aim to enhance the system's demographic and socio-economic data coverage by providing detailed specifications and data mappings, while also resolving prior integration conflicts.

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  • New Data Configurations for S1251: Introduced a new specification file, test data, and generated MCF/TMCF files for the Census ACS 5-Year Survey Subject Table S1251. This includes detailed mappings for marital status, age, education, labor force participation, poverty status, children status, and housing tenure.
  • New Data Configurations for S1301: Added a complete set of configuration files (spec, test data, MCF, TMCF) for the Census ACS 5-Year Survey Subject Table S1301, covering demographic data related to age, race, nativity, educational attainment, poverty status, employment status, public assistance income, and birth events for women.
  • Conflict Resolution: This pull request specifically addresses and resolves conflict issues that arose in a previous pull request, ensuring the smooth integration of these new data tables.
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This pull request adds configuration and test files for importing ACS 5-year survey data for subject tables S1251 and S1301. The changes are extensive, adding multiple new files for each table. My review focuses on the correctness and consistency of these new files. I've found a critical JSON syntax error in spec_s1251.json that will prevent it from being parsed, and a data modeling issue in spec_S1301.json related to educational attainment levels. Please see the detailed comments for suggestions.

Comment thread scripts/us_census/acs5yr/subject_tables/S1251/S1251_spec.json
Comment thread scripts/us_census/acs5yr/subject_tables/S1301/S1301_spec.json
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