model: tolerate truncated JPEG files

[kdudka]

... to avoid OSError: broken data stream when reading image file

Related: #9
PR: #10

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent image loading from raising errors on truncated JPEG files by tolerating broken data streams during processing.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adjusts the image loading logic in pdx/model.py so that truncated JPEG files are tolerated instead of raising an OSError when read.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update image-loading behavior to tolerate truncated JPEG files instead of failing with OSError.	Modify image decoding configuration to allow loading of truncated JPEGs (likely via PIL/ImageFile settings or equivalent). Ensure that model image-processing workflows continue even when encountering incomplete JPEG data. Centralize the tolerance behavior in the existing model image-loading path so callers do not need to change their usage.	pdx/model.py

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[iswiac]

Works like a charm ! tested several panoramatic photos up to 26080 x 2032 and 54MB size jpg.

Regress tested also indexing speed and seems to be even faster. e.g indexed 9700+ photos locally took 4 minutes.

Thank you

[kdudka]

Perfect, thank you for testing it!

[kdudka]

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