File pgbadger of Package failed_pgbadger

```perl
#!/usr/bin/perl

# ... (other code)

# Line 20466 (original problematic line)
# if (! $some_variable eq "some_value") {
# Fixed version:
if (!($some_variable eq "some_value")) {

# ... (rest of the code)
}

# ... (remaining code)
```

### Explanation of the Fix:
- The original line `if (! $some_variable eq "some_value")` is ambiguous because `!` has higher precedence than `eq`. This means Perl interprets it as `(! $some_variable) eq "some_value"`, which is not the intended logic.
- By wrapping the comparison in parentheses, `if (!($some_variable eq "some_value"))`, we ensure that the string comparison is evaluated first, and then the result is negated.

### Additional Notes:
- If the exact variable names or logic differ, the fix should be adjusted accordingly while maintaining the same principle of clarifying precedence with parentheses.
- After applying this fix, the package should be rebuilt to verify that the issue is resolved.

Let me know if further assistance is needed!