refactor: replace assert statements with explicit error handling outside tests#15
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…ide tests This PR refactors the use of bare `assert` statements in the code to ensure runtime validations remain active in all execution modes. Instead of relying on Python’s `assert`, each condition is now checked explicitly and an `AssertionError` is raised when the check fails. - Assert statement used outside of tests: Using `assert` outside of test code can lead to skipped checks when Python is run with optimizations (the `-O` flag). We replaced `assert a > 0` and `assert b > 0` with `if not a > 0: raise AssertionError` and `if not b > 0: raise AssertionError`, ensuring these validations are always enforced, even in optimized runs. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR refactors the use of bare
assertstatements in the code to ensure runtime validations remain active in all execution modes. Instead of relying on Python’sassert, each condition is now checked explicitly and anAssertionErroris raised when the check fails.assertoutside of test code can lead to skipped checks when Python is run with optimizations (the-Oflag). We replacedassert a > 0andassert b > 0withif not a > 0: raise AssertionErrorandif not b > 0: raise AssertionError, ensuring these validations are always enforced, even in optimized runs.