`lzma` module parity issues between platforms

Bug report

Bug description:

file = bytes.fromhex("5d 00 00 00 01 1c 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 22 9e 0a 07 11 8f 47 b1 b9 0d 6f 94 20 29 e9 bd 75 36 2c fa d5 b3 21 74 52 ae e3 20 73 96 e5 c9 5c 38 fa a8 e5 74 22 47 9d 41 e1 6e 0b c3 62 25 4c c7 24 35 d6 10 4c ce db 51 a1 da 26 29 42 8d b2 1d 54 56 b2 5f 51 10 b8 bd e0 5a 6a 29 dd 95 63 b9 f4 bc 79 37 50 ed 61 2b ec 2c 8b 25 96 40 30 5b f5 f2 dc 28 f7 75 3b 7b dd cf 7a 81 8a af 81 81 aa 74 bb 01 e3 df 2d 84 7b 5e 84 38 89 c9 c3 ac cf 52 f2 11 71 89 55 58 61 43 1f a2 7e 39 e7 30 74 01 35 a8 1f 40 f7 d7 15 6e 32 b3 cb 0d 7e 71 07 dc 76 4f 51 af 72 f5 5f e4 3d 54 82 3e 11 29 b0 01 b9 ea a7 fb fe db 17 4b b3 6f 2b 95 0e 22 e2 ea 86 72 d0 0c 5b cb de bd 78 92 20 07 96 e0 8c 8b 7d 71 8d 41 d9 cd 1e 22 fb 35 b3 b8 72 a1 b3 a0 ee 60 d3 04 1b 53 f3 57 62 23 6d 47 3e 7d 49 81 7f a2 67 98 7d cc e8 19 d0 93 4c 43 23 60 27 ea 80 e3 bf 49 5b c6 19 63 63 87 54 d9 61 67 0c 14 bb bf 84 bb 31 55 d8 de d9 2d 48 30 b8 c8 9b 71 eb 0c 74 98 a2 93 23 f7 a9 29 a0 25 27 58 e6 48 fd db 77 ab e8 67 cf 55 41 ec f2 36 52 5d 87 60 ba fa 71 f3 e5 fc cd 8c 02 53 b8 bf cf e3 59 97 53 36 37 f5 7c 1b cd e9 8e 0e 59 7a 33 6b 32 63 f6 3f f7 25 fc 94 8f f3 be 1f dd 5d 9d c5 82 10 d9 a0 ac f2 cc b8 1c 09 b6 16 4c e8 36 61 ef a3 48 94 9f fa 42 ed 88 66 d8 4f da 8a fa 4a ff 15 c0 26 88 45 db ff f3 a1 34 cd f9 69 e5 cf 27 0d 6e 1b 65 2a c3 f9 4b 85 f7 3c 45 84 30 af 80 e9 38 34 dc 83 d7 b9 54 79 ea d6 17 3c 22 97 68 4e 72 fa d2 e7 03 b9 33 fd b1 ee 7c 79 48 01 0a 57 33 29 d1 2c fa 5b ff ff e1 40 2d dc")

import lzma
lzma.decompress(file)

The above code does not work on a fresh Python 3.12 install under Windows 10 and 11 (_lzma.LZMAError: Corrupt input data), it does however work on a self-built Python 3.12 on Debian Linux, and probably Linux in general. (I, myself, have tested on Win11, Win10 and self-built Debian, a few other users have on unspecified Linuxes and Windowses).

This difference between platforms is, as far as I know, not intentional (and if it is, this is not mentioned in the lzma module documentation).

(the raw data is sourced from https://origin.warframe.com/PublicExport/index_en.txt.lzma, (C) Digital Extremes, probably)

CPython versions tested on:

3.12

Operating systems tested on:

Linux, Windows

Start by reproducing the lzma.decompress(file) example on Python 3.12 under Windows 10 or 11 and on Debian Linux, using the provided hexadecimal data. Compare the platform behavior and the resulting LZMAError, then determine whether the difference should be corrected or documented; done means the platform discrepancy has a justified, tested resolution.