Fixed checksum CRC issue for values less than 1000 #25
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Description
This PR addresses the issue of CRC checksum errors occurring for QR codes with CRC less than 1000. Currently, the validation function compares '0028' (checksum) with '28' (hash), resulting in a 'Checksum validation failed.' error. This issue is tracked in Issue #3.
To fix this issue, I have updated the validation function to handle CRC checksums less than 1000 correctly, ensuring that the comparison between checksum and hash is done accurately.
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