fix: unblock Linux package build — PDFForm form detection in QuickDocumentModel - #501
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PDFObject has no isValid() member; use PDFForm::parse to determine whether the catalog exposes an AcroForm or XFA form. Unblocks Linux_AppImage builds. Co-authored-by: michael berry <mberrys@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Linux_AppImage run 33557508019 failed during Build Project with:
PDFObjectexposesisNull(),isDictionary(), etc., but notisValid(). Use the existingPDFForm::parsepath (same aspdftoolinfo) to detect AcroForm/XFA presence.Session 07 impact
This is unrelated to the #500 packaging-boundary fixes. Linux cannot reach
linuxdeployqtuntil this compiles. After merge, rerunLinux_AppImagewith the new merged SHA assource_sha.