[BUG] - Airway in both ATS.txt and AWY.txt

[Nikolai558]

Describe the bug
Right now NASR2SCT creates a command for airways in the FAA AWY.txt file and in the FAA ATS.txt file. This is fine, however, in AIRAC 2101, there is one airway that is in both. G7 has one segment that is in the ATS.txt file and that is OLTON to GAM. The rest of G7 is in the AWY.txt file and that is GAM RUZOF FDV OAY.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run NASR2SCT
2. Look at the AliasTestFile.txt
3. Search for .G7F

Expected behavior
At this point in time, I am not sure if this is a FAA error or if we need to be comparing the airways in both files to verify there are no "duplicates."

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[Nikolai558]

NOTE:

This effects the [HIGH AIRWAY].txt AND [LOW AIRWAY].txt for the sector file.

To manually fix this for the time being, combine the two alias commands.

Combine the airway sector file into one. Meaning move the G7 airway data in [LOW AIRWAY].txt to [HIGH AIRWAY].txt.

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[Nikolai558]

This is the response from the FAA on this matter. NASR2SCT should account for this and treat it as "one" airway. .

[Nikolai558]

Airways that have this issue will have to be fixed at artcc level.
The Airways will show up in the DUPLICATE ALIAS COMMANDS Text file.
Version 0.7.8