remove duplicates from dicts with list values

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Dos this give the wantent result?

from pprint import pprint

dict1 = {'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['OS_TYPE', 'AIX'], ['IS_COBOL', '1']], 'SAP': [], 'C11_RG': [], 'W11_RG': []}
dict2 = {'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['OS_TYPE', 'AIX'], ['IP', '172.17.10.112'], ['IP', '10.111.160.119'], ['IP', '10.111.160.68'], ['IP', '10.111.160.66'], ['IP', '10.95.0.112'], ['IP', '10.111.162.119']], 'SAP': [], 'C11_RG': [], 'W11_RG': []}

# Convert lists to sets of tuples for comparison and removal of duplicates
flattened_dict1 = {k: set(map(tuple, v)) for k, v in dict1.items()}
flattened_dict2 = {k: set(map(tuple, v)) for k, v in dict2.items()}
for key in flattened_dict1:
    if key in flattened_dict2:
        common_elements = flattened_dict1[key] & flattened_dict2[key]
        flattened_dict2[key] -= common_elements

# Convert sets of tuples back to lists of lists
dict2 = {k: [list(item) for item in v] for k, v in flattened_dict2.items()}

pprint(dict2)

Output:
{'C11_RG': [],
 'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['IP', '10.111.162.119'],
                          ['IP', '10.111.160.66'],
                          ['IP', '172.17.10.112'],
                          ['IP', '10.95.0.112'],
                          ['IP', '10.111.160.119'],
                          ['IP', '10.111.160.68']],
 'SAP': [],
 'W11_RG': []}

does nothing, value stays in deleted data dict...

root@ssap: /tmp # ./aix_reg_client_tcp_dev.py --run-now
changed: {'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['OS_TYPE', 'AIXi']]}
ONLY ECHO, NOTHING SENT TO SERVER
DEBUG ON: STD|1|SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM|OS_TYPE|AIXi|63b560175e8a15e180b58498f6910fb2
deleted: {'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['OS_TYPE', 'AIX']], 'SAP': [], 'C11_RG': [], 'W11_RG': []}
del filtered {'SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM': [['OS_TYPE', 'AIX']], 'SAP': [], 'C11_RG': [], 'W11_RG': []}
ONLY ECHO, NOTHING SENT TO SERVER
DEBUG ON: DEL|1|SAG01112_SSAP_HA_LPM|OS_TYPE|AIX|63b560175e8a15e180b58498f6910fb2