AISA reads the appliances an accessory fits on Spartacus storefronts

An accessory page on a SAP Spartacus storefront (a bowl, a lid, a filter) lists the appliances it fits, but the page renders only the first rows. The full list sits in the data the page sends along. AISA now reads that list and keeps it as Compatible products sections, after the page's own sections. Each entry is a product reference and its name.

The list is kept ahead of the page's own text when space is short, so a long page does not push it out. An entry with no reference is skipped and an exact repeat is kept once.

When the assistant reads such a page without asking for a named section, it now gets up to 10,000 characters instead of 6,000, so the list is not cut by the page's own text.

The assistant's page search also handles product references. A word in a question that looks like a reference (five characters or more, at least two letters and two digits, like CE701100) is matched whole, and the passage shown lands on it. A close reference such as CE701101 does not match.

Pages read before this change do not have the section. Read them again in Pages, or wait for automatic reading, to get it. Storefronts that do not publish this data are unchanged.