Custom page-range-format

I am foraying into editing a .csl file to make a custom format for a journal in my field. They have a unique style guide and one of the issues is that they do not use a standard page number format from what I can tell. Is there a way to put a custom format directly into the .csl code that will verify properly?

These are their guidelines:

en dash (not a hyphen) and abbreviated page numbers for citations/references that include pages that are three or more digits (e.g. 177–178 is incorrect, 177–78 is correct; 42–8 is incorrect, 42–48 is correct; 1103–4 is correct, 1103–104 is incorrect).

In short, it is:
It uses all digits less than 100 (consistent with Chicago)
It uses "minimal-two" format for 100-999
But the example suggests it uses "minimal" for anything over 4 digits?

https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#appendix-v-page-range-formats

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