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Ignore (unknown) blkio rows so valid device statistics continue to parse. Signed-off-by: Yu Zhou <66656208+zzz-yu@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
Some kernels report blkio statistics for hidden NVMe multipath devices as (unknown). The parser currently treats that marker as a numeric major device and aborts the whole stats read, discarding valid entries. Ignore only the unknown row and continue parsing the remaining devices.
Fixes #393
AI/LLM disclosure: AI assistance was used to trace the parser path and draft the patch; the change was reviewed against the issue and source.