It helps insofar as it illustrates that it is not a very good idea to parse the performance report. You need to fix your parser to all special cases, like this one, and also have to adapt it to any Zorro update that might contain new features or different text in the report. The report omits all figures that are not relevant for the current system and is thus not well suited for machine parsing. It can even be a HTML page in a future version.

For evaluating the result, you got the evaluate function - it was implemented especially for you and others who produce statistics from Zorro runs. You have direct access to the data and won't need to parse text. Better request features for this function, rather than for the performance report.