Use the DeterministicPdf package instead of a local PdfNormalizer#17
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Deletes the local copy of the normalizer in favour of the shared package. The package additionally handles dc:date (an XMP ordered array, so the value is nested in rdf:Seq/rdf:li rather than being direct text content), canonicalizes the XMP packet whitespace, and fixes an unterminated /ID that could scan past the end of the buffer. Normalize(byte[]) in the package returns a copy rather than mutating in place, so the call site assigns the result.
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Deletes the local copy of the normalizer in favour of the shared package.
The package additionally handles dc:date (an XMP ordered array, so the value is nested in rdf:Seq/rdf:li rather than being direct text content), canonicalizes the XMP packet whitespace, and fixes an unterminated /ID that could scan past the end of the buffer.
Normalize(byte[]) in the package returns a copy rather than mutating in place, so the call site assigns the result.