Probing ai-bookkeeper's parseCents with odd amount strings found one silent misread: 12.5k came back as 1250 cents, the suffix thrown away with the other stray letters. A spreadsheet that abbreviates thousands is rare in a bank export but common in a hand-edited one, and a wrong amount that looks fine is worse than a row flagged for review.
A trailing k, m or b (or one wedged between digits, as in 2k5) now reads as NaN, which the importer already reports as "cannot read the amounts". Currency codes (KWD, MYR) and CR/DR markers are unaffected; three new tests pin both sides. The 1,261-test suite passes.
Probed and left alone: --12.00 (a real Stripe-style fixture in this repo relies on it), and 1.234 BHD, which reads as 1.23 although the dinar has three decimals.