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[Aikido] AI Fix for Dangerous use of assert - #163
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There is nothing dangerous about this.
These are selftests for development purposes, not run in production.
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This patch mitigates dangerous use of assert statements in the '_selftest' functions across multiple files (merge-scoredirector-results.py, summarize-moveprovider.py, and summarize-scoredirector.py) by replacing all assert statements with explicit conditional checks that raise AssertionError exceptions, ensuring validation logic is preserved when Python optimization is enabled.
✅ 94 issues fixed by this PR
High confidence: Aikido has a robust set of benchmarks for similar fixes, and they are proven to be effective.