Revert to old html parsing in parse_commands.py. Seems to work better on Windows runners

    with open(input,'r') as infile:

        report = infile.read()

        # Try finding all command lines. May fail if the pytest-html version does not produce a multiple line output.

        cmds_enc = re.findall(r'REF encoder command:\s*\n\s*(\S.*)', report, re.MULTILINE)

        cmds_dec = re.findall(r'REF decoder command:\s*\n\s*(\S.*)', report, re.MULTILINE)

        cmds_rend = re.findall(r'Running command\s*\n\s*(\S.*)', report, re.MULTILINE)

        cmds_isar_post_rend = re.findall(r'Running ISAR post renderer command\s*\n\s*(\S.*)', report, re.MULTILINE)

        cmds_enc = []

        cmds_dec = []

        cmds_rend = []

        cmds_isar_post_rend = []

        # Depending on pytest-html version, the data may be in a json-blob. If so, the code below should handle this format.

        if all(not x for x in [cmds_enc, cmds_dec, cmds_rend, cmds_isar_post_rend]):

                    elif "Running ISAR post renderer command" in line:

                        isar_post_rend_cmd = True                                             

    # If the above reading failed, try this variant instead.

    if all(not x for x in [cmds_enc, cmds_dec, cmds_rend, cmds_isar_post_rend]):

        with open(input,'r') as infile:

            for line in infile.readlines():

                    cmds_enc.extend(re.findall(r"DUT encoder command:\\n\\t(.*?)\\n", line))

                    cmds_dec.extend(re.findall(r"DUT decoder command:\\n\\t(.*?)\\n", line))

                    cmds_rend.extend(re.findall(r"Running command\\n(.*?)\\n", line))

                    cmds_isar_post_rend.extend(re.findall(r"Running ISAR post renderer command\\n(.*?)\\n", line))

    # Remove trailing HTML tags, if any

    cmds_rend = [x.split('<')[0] for x in cmds_rend]

    cmds_isar_post_rend = [x.split('<')[0] for x in cmds_isar_post_rend]

    # Sort lists to keep deterministic order between runs

    cmds_enc.sort()

    cmds_dec.sort()