fix: support multiple substrings

[rabii-chaarani]

Description

Minor fix when parsing fault and fold maps when there is a list of values for the same column. Current version only works when there is a single value in the config.json file.

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[AngRodrigues]

@rabii-chaarani, please pull and merge the most recent updates from master into this branch prior to review.

[AngRodrigues]

I might have misinterpreted the intention of this PR, so please let me know if my test is not appropriate for what you were trying to contribute.

If I run the following code:

from map2loop import Project
from map2loop.m2l_enums import Datatype

bounding_box = {
    "minx": 520000,
    "miny": 7490000,
    "maxx": 550000,
    "maxy": 7510000,
    "base": -3200,
    "top": 1200,
}

loop_project_filename = "local_source.loop3d"

config_dictionary = {
  "structure" : {
    "dipdir_column": "azimuth2",
    "dip_column": "dip",},
  "geology" : {
    "unitname_column": "unitname",
    "alt_unitname_column": "code"}, 
  "fault": {
      "structtype_column": "feature", 
      "fault_text": ["test1", "test2"], #### assuming that this is the new contribution of this PR
  }, 
}

proj = Project( 
    geology_filename = r"map2loop-notebooks\source_data\geol_clip_no_gaps.shp", # required
    fault_filename = r"map2loop-notebooks\source_data\faults_clip.shp", # optional
    structure_filename = r"map2loop-notebooks\source_data\structure_clip.shp", #required
    dtm_filename = r"map2loop-notebooks\source_data\dtm_rp.tif", # required, 
    config_dictionary = config_dictionary,
    working_projection = "EPSG:28350",
    bounding_box = bounding_box,
    loop_project_filename = loop_project_filename,
    overwrite_loopprojectfile = True, 
)

proj.run_all()

proj.map_data.get_map_data(Datatype.FAULT)

I would expect the resulting df to not have any faults, given that the search column "feature" does not have "test1" or "test2".
However, the returning map_data fault df does have faults....

I have tried this in master, and using the config

"fault": {
      "structtype_column": "feature", 
      "fault_text": "test1",
      "minimum_fault_length": 0
  }, 

the faults seem to be correctly filtered with the fault_text, ie, no faults in the resulting map_data.