fix: buffer CLI stdin before format detection on Windows - #2351
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Fixes #1209
What changed
BytesIObefore conversion so format probing can rewind it on WindowsRoot cause
On Windows, pipe-backed
sys.stdin.buffercan reportseekable() == Trueeven thoughseek(0)does not rewind it. Magika consumes the pipe during format detection, leaving the converter at EOF. This is why the CLI returned an empty result even for ASCII HTML.Verification
python -m markitdown -x htmlproduces# Test HTMLgit diff --checkpassThe only native-Windows full-suite failure is the pre-existing
test_file_urisassertion, which expects the Unix path/path/to/file.txtinstead of WindowsC:\path\to\file.txt.