fix: Correctly patch pdfminer to avoid unnecessarily and unsuccessfully repairing PDFs with long content streams, causing needless and endless OCR #3822
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Fixes: #3815
Verified on my very large documents that it doesn't unnecessarily and unsuccessfully "repair" them.
You may or may not wish to keep the version check in
patch_psparser. Since you're pinning the version of pdfminer.six and since it isn't guaranteed that the bug in question will be fixed in the next pdfminer.six release (but it is rather serious, so I should hope so), then perhaps you just want to unconditionally patch it.Also corrected an import so that if you do feel like using a newer version of pdfminer.six, it won't break on you.