Handle malformed SAMI without leaking ValueError/AttributeError - #420
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SAMIReader leaked two raw exceptions on malformed input. A <sync> tag with a non-numeric start attribute (e.g. start=abc) blew up in int(float(start)) with ValueError, and a tag with a valueless class or lang attribute (e.g. <p class>) hit value.lower()/value[:2] on None and raised AttributeError/TypeError in _find_lang. Non-numeric start now raises CaptionReadTimingError like the missing start case next to it, and a valueless class/lang attribute is skipped since it carries no language info.
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Two kinds of malformed SAMI make
SAMIReader().read()leak a raw exception instead of one of theCaptionRead*errors:The first is a non-numeric
startattribute hittingint(float(start)). The second is a valuelessclassattribute (HTMLParser gives it a value ofNone), which_find_langthen calls.lower()on. A barelangattribute trips the sameNonepath viavalue[:2].Non-numeric start now raises
CaptionReadTimingError, matching the missing-start check right next to it. A valueless class/lang attribute carries no language info, so it's just skipped. Added tests for both; the SAMI suite and full suite still pass.