#454 Fix - Malformed talismanrc should not be ignored and raise error #458
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This pull request introduces a fix for issue #454. Now, encountering an invalid .talismanrc file will trigger an error message. This enhancement is particularly beneficial when using custom patterns through the custom_patterns option.
Previously, an invalid .talismanrc file might be silently ignored, especially if it contained extraneous lines or tabs. This could lead to undetected issues with any custom patterns defined within the file. By implementing error handling, we ensure that invalid configurations are caught promptly, preventing potential problems.