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- Added exception handling in `cdec_download`, `des_download`, `nwis_download`, `noaa_download`, and `ncro_download` functions to log failures and return structured failure information. - Updated `populate_repo` to collect and return station failures, writing them to a CSV file for better traceability. - Implemented tests to ensure that downloaders and reformat functions continue processing despite individual station failures, capturing errors in a structured format. - Enhanced `reformat` and `populate` functions to write failure logs even when no errors occur, ensuring a consistent output format. - Added new test cases to validate the handling of failures in the auto-screening and downloading processes, ensuring robustness in error scenarios.
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Error handling for downloaders, reformatters and screeners so that a single station doesn't stop the rest from proceeding.