Validate probability and outcome domains - #341
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Summary
[0, 1]before binary or time-dependent binning{0, 1}{0, 1, 2}*_timespathsR parity
The R package explicitly validates probability ranges and binary outcome codes before calculation. This brings the Python performance-data APIs in line with that contract and gives the time-dependent path an equivalent event-code check.
Audit classification
Input-validation / correctness issue: invalid values could reach NumPy/Polars binning or mapping internals and fail inconsistently or misleadingly.
No valid-input calculations, cutoff semantics, estimators, plotting behavior, or dependencies are changed.