chore: set strict= on all zip() calls#111
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.
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Use strict=True where both iterables must have the same length, so a mismatch raises ValueError immediately instead of silently truncating. Use strict=False where one iterable is intentionally infinite (count, cycle, repeat) or lengths may legitimately differ.