Fix bugs with caching and format validation when importing files #204
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Bug 1: File caching issue - form reuses cached file after validation error
Short Description
When submitting the import form after a validation error, the system reuses the previously cached file instead of showing the "no file" error when no file is selected. This causes confusion and potential unintended data imports.
For more details, see #205
Bug 2: File format validation occurs after encoding when using auto force_encoding
Short Description
When
force_encoding: :autois configured, the file encoding process runs BEFORE file format validation. This causes the system to attempt encoding operations on invalid file formats (e.g.,.txtfiles), leading to unnecessary processing overhead and incorrect error handling flow.For more details, see #206
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