Raise CaptionReadTimingError for a non-numeric SAMI start time - #418
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The SAMI reader converted a SYNC element's start attribute with int(float(start_str)), raising a bare ValueError when the value was not numeric. A missing start already raises CaptionReadTimingError, so raise the same error for an unparsable one.
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The SAMI reader raises a bare
ValueErrorwhen a<SYNC>element'sstartattribute is not numeric:_translate_langdoesint(float(start_str)). A missing start time already raisesCaptionReadTimingError, so I wrapped the conversion to raise the same error ("Invalid start time ...") for an unparsable one. Valid SAMI is unchanged.Added a test next to
test_missing_start; it raises ValueError onmainand passes with the change. Found it by fuzzing the readers with mutated captions.