ENH: Add 'strict' parameter to PDFWriter

[Arya-A-Nair]

This PR closes #3494.

This change adds a 'strict' parameter to the PDFWriter class, allowing users to enable strict mode for error handling during PDF writing operations. The parameter is added to the init method with a default value of False to maintain backward compatibility.

[stefan6419846]

Thanks for the PR. Could you please update test_wrong_size_in_incremental_pdf accordingly which currently has a workaround for this?

[Arya-A-Nair]

@stefan6419846 yeah sure, let me look into it.

[Arya-A-Nair]

@stefan6419846, are there any more changes you would like me to do?

[stefan6419846]

For now, this is the only place I am aware where the writer would use the strict mode and indeed the reason for opening the corresponding issue.

[Arya-A-Nair]

@stefan6419846 is there any specific issue with pytest on windows, as there is file not found error. Any workaround that i need to take care of in my PR?

[stefan6419846]

This most likely just is a temporary network error. I am going to restart the corresponding job as soon as GitHub allows me.

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[Arya-A-Nair]

@stefan6419846 now it has passed all