cosemessage: expect EOFError for protected header#12
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cbor library differs in the exception raised when attempting to load an empty string between its Python and C backends. When using the former (e.g. on Windows), an EOFError rather than a ValueError is raised.
Bump version for PyPI.
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cbor library differs in the exception raised when attempting to load an
empty string between its Python and C backends. When using the former
(e.g. on Windows), an EOFError rather than a ValueError is raised.