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Nightscout can return duplicate treatment entries with the same "id" (Trio/Loop UUID) but different "_id" (MongoDB ObjectId), causing duplicate boluses, carbs, etc. on the graph. Filter duplicates at the top of updateTreatments before classification.
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id(Trio/Loop UUID) but different_id(MongoDB ObjectId), causing duplicate boluses, carbs, etc. to appear on the graph.idat the top ofupdateTreatments(entries:)before classification, so all treatment types benefit. Entries without anidfield are kept as-is.