Added League Position and inLeagueSince to club info

[Krayir5]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added new fields to club profiles: "position" and "inLeagueSince" for enhanced league information.
  • Introduced new XPath expressions to extract league position and duration in the league.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated the regex pattern for country ID to match one or more digits, improving data validation.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce enhancements to the club profile functionality by adding new fields to the profile data structure and modifying regular expressions for improved matching. Specifically, the get_club_profile method now returns additional information about a club's league position and duration in the league. Additionally, new XPath expressions facilitate the extraction of this information, while a regex pattern update allows for matching multiple digits for country IDs.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/services/clubs/profile.py	Updated get_club_profile method to return a dictionary including "position" and "inLeagueSince" keys.
app/utils/regex.py	Modified REGEX_COUNTRY_ID from r"(?P<id>\d)" to r"(?P<id>\d+)" to match one or more digits.
app/utils/xpath.py	Added new XPath expressions LEAGUE_POSITION and IN_LEAGUE_SINCE for extracting league-related information from the club profile.

Poem

🐇 In the fields where clubs do play,
New data blooms, bright as day.
Positions tall and years so grand,
Hop along, we take a stand!
With regex strong and paths anew,
Our profiles shine, a joyful view! 🌼

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