Coupling::stretch_with_identities: validate coupling_positions bounds - #272
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Raise a descriptive std::invalid_argument instead of segfaulting on out-of-range or empty coupling_positions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Coupling::stretch_with_identitiesindexedall_siteswith values takendirectly from the caller-supplied
coupling_positions, using uncheckedoperator[]. Out-of-range, negative, or (in the degenerate zero-tensorcase) empty
coupling_positionscaused a segfault instead of a Python-sideexception. This adds explicit validation so misuse fails with a clear
ValueErrorinstead.What the two new checks do
coupling_positions[i]must satisfy0 <= coupling_positions[i] < len(all_sites), since each one indexes intoall_sites. Violating this now raises:`coupling_positions[i]` = <value> is out of range for `all_sites` of length <n>coupling_positions(and thusfactorization) must benon-empty before taking
.front()/.back(), which are undefinedbehavior on an empty vector. Violating this now raises:
`coupling_positions` is empty; a `Coupling` with no factorization tensors cannot be stretchedTest plan
coupling_positionsbefore the fixValueErrorcleanly after the fixstretch_with_identitiestests intests/python_tests/models/test_couplings.pystill pass