v0.11.2

Fixed

• length/2 no longer loops on a partial list with too many elements for a bound length, such as
  length([_|L], 0), or with a length that is not a non-negative integer: it fails, or raises
  type_error(integer, N) or domain_error(not_less_than_zero, N), checking the length before
  the list, as the ISO conformity table for length/2 has it. A cyclic list fails rather than
  looping, and length(L, L), which has no finite answer, raises resource_error(finite_memory).
  A closed list or a bound length still answers without leaving a choice point.