Known identifier mappings come back in the expected tab-separated format, with one result set per input, including the exact calls the AOP-Wiki RDF conversion makes.
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What we check
A single-gene lookup returns tab-separated identifier and source lines, not JSON and not bioregistry prefixes (the 2.1.8 regression).
A three-gene batch request returns one row per gene, each with its own mapping set (the 2.1.8 bug returned the union for every gene).
The documented batch form with a system code per line also returns one distinct mapping set per input.
A single lookup of BRCA1 returns its usual number of mappings.
A single lookup of EGFR returns its usual number of mappings.
The chemical calls the AOP-Wiki RDF conversion makes (CAS lookups, single and batch) return HMDB, ChEBI and Wikidata mappings.
The Entrez Gene batch call the AOP-Wiki RDF conversion makes maps 7157 to TP53 and 672 to BRCA1, each with its own set.
A ChEBI metabolite lookup returns HMDB and Wikidata mappings among at least twelve.
Ensembl lookups for human and mouse, a Wikidata-targeted lookup and an attribute lookup give their known answers.
The data-source lists, the free-search flag and a capped identifier search answer as expected.
