Raise CaptionReadSyntaxError for malformed SRT instead of IndexError - #419
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SRTReader.read leaked a raw IndexError or ValueError on a few kinds of malformed input: a caption number with no timing line after it, a timing line with no --> arrow, or a timestamp with missing or non-numeric fields. read() is meant to raise the CaptionRead* errors, so callers catching those got an unexpected crash instead. Guard the timing line and wrap the timestamp parsing so these surface as CaptionReadSyntaxError, matching the other readers.
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SRTReader().read()leaks a bareIndexError(orValueError) on a few kinds of malformed SRT, rather than one of theCaptionRead*errors callers expect to catch:The first is a caption number with no timing line after it, the second a non-numeric timestamp. A timing line missing the
-->arrow, or a stamp with too few fields, hit the same paths. I guarded the timing-line lookup and wrapped the timestamp parsing so they raiseCaptionReadSyntaxErrorlike the other readers do. Added a parametrized test for the malformed cases; full suite still passes.