Corrupt GLB file crashes the app with an uncaught error

[hamza-hajji]

Describe the bug

Loadig a corrupt GLB file (attached here) should be caught by the library user instead of crashing with a runtime error

c21.zip

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Try to load a corrupt GLB using GLTFLoaderPlugin, I modified glTF_Schependomlaan.html example with

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Import the modules we need for this example
    //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    import {Viewer, GLTFLoaderPlugin} from "../../dist/xeokit-sdk.es.js";

    //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Create a Viewer, arrange the camera
    //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    const viewer = new Viewer({
        canvasId: "myCanvas",
        transparent: true
    });

    viewer.camera.eye = [-2.56, 8.38, 8.27];
    viewer.camera.look = [13.44, 3.31, -14.83];
    viewer.camera.up = [0.10, 0.98, -0.14];

    viewer.scene.selectedMaterial.fillAlpha = 0.1;

    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Create a glTF loader plugin, load a glTF model, fit to view
    //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    const gltfLoader = new GLTFLoaderPlugin(viewer);

    const sceneModel = gltfLoader.load({
        id: "myModel",
        src: "../../assets/mymodel/c21.glb",
        edges: true
    });

    sceneModel.on("loaded", () => {
        viewer.cameraFlight.flyTo(sceneModel);
    });

    viewer.cameraControl.on("picked", function (e) {
        console.log(e.entity.id);
    })

An error is thrown

Expected behavior

I can catch the error either through try catch or using an event similar to "loaded"

model.on("loaded", () => {

});