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Parse Apache Access Log Lines

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Parse Apache-style access log lines and return a list of dicts, one per line, with these keys: ip, method, path, status (int), bytes (int).

Each line follows the pattern:

<IP> - - [date] "<METHOD> <PATH> HTTP/1.1" <STATUS> <BYTES>

Use a single regex with named groups for clarity.

RegexreNamed GroupsLog ParsingAggregationGoogle
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