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Python: Make media type detection documentation examples runnable - #9188
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MAF Automated Review — Iteration 1
Result: No findings
Scope: full PR (1 commit(s)): d32a23a7afc4
Model: gpt-5.6-sol
Overview
This documentation-only change replaces two invalid truncated Base64 examples with the complete encoding of the PNG signature. The corrected string passes strict Base64 decoding, exercises both the direct-string and data-URI paths, and matches the implementation's PNG magic-byte check without changing runtime or public API behavior. No publishable risk was established.
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Motivation & Context
The public
detect_media_type_from_base64examples used truncated base64 that fails strict decoding when copied. A maintainer identified one remaining invalid literal in thedata_uriargument description after the two code blocks were corrected.Description & Review Guide
image/pnginstead of raisingValueError. This is a documentation-only change with unchanged runtime code; the actual argument example failed before this follow-up and passed on Windows Python 3.11.17 and Linux Python 3.13.16 afterward. Normal scoped repository hooks passed without changing the patch.Related Issue
Addresses the maintainer's requested correction on this existing documentation PR. The one-line follow-up is an obvious correction to the copied argument example.
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