bug/error with 'fake' file and assigned name in partition_pdf function

[Guiforge]

Describe the bug
When we use not real io file with name attribute partition_pdf failed with no such file or directory.
This can happen, for example, when you extract files from a zip file with ZipFile and open

To Reproduce

import io

# Create a 'fake' file
file = io.BytesIO()
file.name = 'tmp.pdf'

# Call the partition_pdf function
result = partition_pdf(file=file)

Expected behavior
Same experience than spooltempfile with no attribute name

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Environment Info
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Additional context

• This issue occurs when using a file object with an assigned name.
• The bug can be reproduced when extracting a file from a ZIP archive, where the file has a name but does not exist in the filesystem.

[KristianMischke]

I think this is the same issue as Unstructured-IO/unstructured-inference#303. Unless you have other evidence, this is a windows-only issue

The inference library has a process_data_with_model which creates a temp file and calls process_file_with_model

Similarly process_data_with_ocr creates a temp file and calls process_file_with_ocr

As in Unstructured-IO/unstructured-inference#323, Python 3.12 seemingly has a one-liner solution

Edit: I noticed this is focused on the name aspect, so this is probably a separate issue

[scanny]

I believe this was fixed by #2617, which was a fix for #2308.

Closing as fixed. Feel free to reopen if I've misunderstood the bug.