Five membership checks use ' Dairy cows, tied housing' (leading space) and never match the tied-housing class (SALCAanimal_ls.py:885, 1290, 1430, 1568, 1605)

[mklarmann]

Hi team — heads-up on a leading-space typo that silently misroutes tied-housing dairy cows.

The tied-housing subclass is assigned the canonical value at SALCAanimal/SALCAanimal_ls.py:650:

650  animal.animal_class = 'Dairy cows, tied housing'

and most checks match it correctly (no leading space), e.g. lines 652, 972, 1002, 1045, 1113, 1229, 1244. However, five if animal.animal_class in [...] lists instead contain ' Dairy cows, tied housing' with a leading space — lines 885, 1290, 1430, 1568, 1605:

885  if animal.animal_class in ['Dairy cows', ' Dairy cows, tied housing',

' Dairy cows, tied housing' != 'Dairy cows, tied housing', so for tied-housing dairy cows these five branches never fire and fall through to their else / non-cattle (pig) path. Because plain 'Dairy cows' is present in all five lists, only the tied-housing subclass is misrouted (regular loose-housing dairy cows are unaffected), which makes this easy to miss.

Why it's a bug: tied-housing dairy cows take the wrong emission/processing branch in five places, silently and only for that subclass.

Fix — remove the leading space in all five lists so they read 'Dairy cows, tied housing', matching the value assigned at line 650. Optionally, normalizing at assignment (animal.animal_class = 'Dairy cows, tied housing'.strip() or comparing with .strip()) would harden against this class of typo. Thanks!