gh-90304: Fix IDLE startup failure with a broken font#152419
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A font reporting a zero width for '0' made set_width() raise ZeroDivisionError. It now falls back to the configured width. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On some systems a font reports a zero width for the
'0'character (seen with a broken font on openSUSE).EditorWindow.set_width()divides the Text widget's pixel width by that value, so theZeroDivisionErrorprevented IDLE from starting at all.set_width()now falls back to the configured width when the measured width is zero.self.widthis consumed by the=== RESTART ===separator in the shell and by the squeezer's line wrapping.