fix: handle ~= and != version operators in Python dependency name parsing

[a-oren]

Summary

• Fix getDependencyName() to recognize ~ and ! as PEP 508 version operator characters, preventing them from being included in the package name (e.g. urllib3~=1.26.0 was parsed as package urllib3~ instead of urllib3)
• Replace the fragile three-index getFirstSign() approach with a simple loop over all PEP 508 operator characters (>, <, =, ~, !)
• Add unit tests for compatibility (~=) and exclusion (!=) operators, including combined extras + special operators

Implements TC-4041

Test plan

• All 358 existing unit tests pass
• New unit tests verify ~= and != parsing
• Manual CLI test with example requirements.txt from the ticket produces correct SBOM

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Summary by Sourcery

Fix Python requirement parsing to correctly extract dependency names when PEP 508 version operators are present, and extend tests to cover these cases.

Bug Fixes:

• Correct dependency name extraction from Python requirement strings that include PEP 508 operators such as ~=, !=, >=, <=, >, and < so operator characters are not treated as part of the package name.

Enhancements:

• Simplify version operator detection in Python requirement parsing by scanning for any PEP 508 operator character instead of relying on multiple index lookups.

Tests:

• Add unit tests covering compatibility (~=) and exclusion (!=) operators, including cases combining extras with special version operators.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates Python dependency name parsing to correctly detect all PEP 508 version operator characters (including ~= and !=) and adds tests to cover these cases, especially when combined with extras and markers.

Class diagram for updated PythonControllerBase dependency parsing

classDiagram
  class PythonControllerBase {
    +static String getDependencyName(String dep)
    +static List~String~ splitPipShowLines(String pipShowOutput)
  }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Generalize version operator detection in getDependencyName to handle all relevant PEP 508 operator characters instead of only >, <, and =.	Replace separate index lookups for '>', '<', and '=' with a loop that scans the requirement string for any of '>', '<', '=', '~', or '!' Use the first occurrence of a version operator character to slice the dependency name, defaulting to the whole requirement if none are found Remove the now-unnecessary helper method that computed the minimum index among the three operator positions	src/main/java/io/github/guacsec/trustifyda/utils/PythonControllerBase.java
Extend unit test coverage for getDependencyName to cover ~= and != operators and combinations with extras and markers.	Add tests ensuring compatibility (~=) and exclusion (!=) operators do not leak into the parsed package name Add tests verifying that extras combined with special version operators (including ~=) are parsed correctly Reuse existing test style and naming conventions to keep coverage focused on PEP 508 scenarios	src/test/java/io/github/guacsec/trustifyda/utils/PythonControllerRealEnvTest.java

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