gh-51067: Extract _read_local_file_header() as a module-level function#152139
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… function Move the duplicate logic for reading and validating local file headers from `ZipFile.open()` and multiple `_Repacker` methods into a single shared function. This establishes a single source of truth to ensure behavioral consistency and prevents redundant code.
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Move the duplicate logic for reading and validating local file headers from
ZipFile.open()and multiple_Repackermethods into a single shared function. This establishes a single source of truth to ensure behavioral consistency and prevents redundant code.