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Spreadsheet software (such as LibreOffice) automatically applies error-tolerant handling when opening a CSV (guessing the encoding, ignoring extra trailing delimiters, completing unclosed quotes, etc.), whereas the platform backend uses a strict CSV parser with fixed expectations for line endings, quote wrapping, and so on, which causes files that look fine in spreadsheet software to fail on upload.
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