jextract/jni: Handle unexpected types gracefully in Map#732
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In Java, methods such as
Map.get(Object key)orMap.containsKey(Object key)are designed to accept any Object.However, the current Swift implementation assumes a specific type will be passed.
If a value of an unexpected type is encountered, it leads to a runtime crash.
I have updated the implementation to handle type mismatches.
Instead of crashing, the code now aligns with standard Java semantics by returning
nullorfalse.