Validate legacy MSH headers before parsing - #3493
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Summary
Previously, empty or truncated files leaked an internal
IndexError, while negative counts reachednp.fromfilewhere-1has special read-to-EOF semantics. These inputs now fail consistently with a descriptiveValueError.Testing
msh2obj_test.py: 4 tests passed, including the existing MSH-to-OBJ model equivalence testpyink --checkon both changed Python filesisort --check-onlyon both changed Python filesgit diff --check