gettext.GNUTranslations raises struct.error instead of OSError on a malformed .mo file

Bug report

Bug description:

gettext.GNUTranslations parses a .mo file by unpacking its header and seek
tables with struct.unpack, but never checks the file is long enough. A
truncated file (shorter than the 20-byte header) or one whose seek tables point
past the end raises a raw struct.error instead of the OSError the module
already raises for other malformed input (a bad magic number, a bad version, or
an out-of-range string offset). The documentation states OSError is raised for
problems while reading the file, so the struct.error is an undocumented leak.

import gettext, io
gettext.GNUTranslations(io.BytesIO(b"\xde\x12\x04\x95")) # raises struct.error

CPython versions tested on:

3.13, 3.14, 3.15, 3.16

Operating systems tested on:

macOS

Linked PRs

• gh-153606

从 gettext.GNUTranslations 入手，使用 io.BytesIO 重现所描述的截断 .mo 和超出范围的 .mo 情况。当格式错误的输入始终引发 OSError，而不是泄漏 struct.error，并且为报告的情况补充回归覆盖时，这项工作就完成了。