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Outward-inward postcode formatter: the code is split at its midpoint · case 05

Seven-character codes with a four-character outward part are rejected.

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Case contract

Remove all whitespace and uppercase. Length must be 5..7. The inward code is the last three characters: digit, letter, letter, where neither letter may be one of C I K M O V. The outward code is the rest: alphanumeric, starting with a letter and containing at least one digit. Return "OUTWARD INWARD" or None.

Why this case matters

Codes whose outward part varies in length must be split from the right; mis-splitting sends deliveries to the wrong sorting district.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
four-character outward	`null`	`"ZX7A 5ZZ"`	Failed

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