fix: return None for unsupported epoch timestamps - #1043
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epoch_to_human_timepromisesNonefor invalid input, but timestamps outside the platform's supported range can raiseOverflowErrororOSErrorinstead. Very large integers can also overflow during conversion to seconds. This can escape into callers such as test-record representation.Handle those conversion failures alongside the existing
ValueErrorcase. Tests cover positive and negative out-of-range integers, overflow during division, platform conversion exceptions, valid formatting, and existing non-integer behavior.Validation: six regression subcases fail before the fix; 86 utility/record tests and seven subtests pass afterward, with four platform skips. Pyink and
git diff --checkpass.