feat: expose TIFF.header_byte_size for prefetch sizing#302
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Returns the minimum non-zero offset across every IFD's TileOffsets and StripOffsets — the smallest prefetch that lets a future open complete metadata reading in a single request for typical COG layouts. Closes #301
Mirrors the Rust accessor so Python users can record the smallest prefetch that lets a future TIFF.open complete in a single request.
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Summary
TIFF::header_byte_size()(Rust) andTIFF.header_byte_size(Python) returning the minimum non-zero offset across every IFD'sTileOffsetsandStripOffsets.prefetch=value that lets a future open complete metadata reading in a single request.Closes #301.
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TIFF.openon the eox fixture.🤖 Generated with Claude Code