fix: parse fee value with html tags

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  • Enhanced parsing of monetary values: Inputs with embedded HTML are now accurately processed to extract and convert values expressed in various scales (thousands, millions, or billions).

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The pull request enhances the parse_str_to_int method in the TransfermarktBaseModel class by introducing logic to handle input strings containing HTML tags. When a "<" character is detected in the string, the method applies a regular expression to extract a euro-prefixed monetary value, returning None if no match is found. If no HTML is present, the method continues with the usual cleaning process, removing characters such as "€", "+", and "'" and converting suffixes (like "k", "m", "bn", or "b") into their integer representations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/schemas/base.py	Modified the parse_str_to_int method to check for HTML tags. If a "<" is present, the method uses regex to extract a euro-prefixed number. Otherwise, it continues with the original cleaning and conversion logic for handling suffix multipliers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant Model as TransfermarktBaseModel.parse_str_to_int
  Caller->>Model: Call with input string v
  alt v contains "<"
    Model->>Model: Apply regex to find "€" value
    alt Regex match found
      Model-->>Caller: Return converted monetary value
    else No match found
      Model-->>Caller: Return None
    end
  else No HTML tag
    Model->>Model: Remove unwanted characters (€, +, ')
    Model->>Model: Process suffix multipliers (k, m, bn, b)
    Model-->>Caller: Return converted integer value
  end

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