[arm] finding IPA transcriptions outside of the Pronunciation block

For the word կարկանդակ, wikipron finds the correct pronunciation of [kɑɾkɑndɑk] but it also finds the IPA transcriptions of other words in the Usage Notes section like [pɛrɑʃˈki]. I'm not sure if this is an unavoidable glitch from Wikipron's side, or if it's a glitch that could be fixed from the Wiktionary side.

It seems that what's going on is that WikiPron is just finding any IPA transcription that's inside the Armenian entry, even if it's not associated with a dialect. E.g., if you run wikipron arm --dialect='ladygaga' --no-skip-parens --narrow > randos.tsv you get a handful of IPA transcriptions that aren't associated with the pre-defined dialects. These are either a) IPA transcriptions in the Usage notes or etymology, or b) IPA transcriptions for non-standard dialects. This isn't a problem for using Wikipron on a specific language (because the person can just filter those out manually). But I wonder if this glitch causes any other funny business for the other languages.

Side note: I wonder if there's been enough situations where people had to fix Wiktionary entries in order to optimize Wikipron's scraper (like on the various closed issues). If so, perhaps a tips and tricks page would be helpful down the line?

Start with the Armenian Wiktionary entry for կարկանդակ and the data/scrape/tsv/hye_armn_e_narrow_filtered.tsv output. Reproduce the behavior with wikipron arm --dialect='ladygaga' --no-skip-parens --narrow and compare the unrelated IPA results with the defined dialect data. Done means identifying whether the scraper or Wiktionary markup is responsible and documenting a concrete fix or limitation.