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[MAINTENANCE] Shorten 'place' metadata field value - #2229
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Introduces a reusable 'shortenValue' method to limit the length of concatenated metadata strings. This method is now applied to the 'place' field to prevent overly long values. The 'getAuthors' method was also refactored to utilize this new common shortening logic, gracefully adding 'et al.' when truncated.
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Introduces a reusable 'shortenValue' method to limit the length of concatenated metadata strings. This method is now applied to the 'place' field to prevent overly long values. The 'getAuthors' method was also refactored to utilize this new common shortening logic, gracefully adding 'et al.' when truncated.