fix: guard against ZeroDivisionError when response.count is 0 in TwitterCountPenalty#334
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TwitterCountPenalty computed `1 - results_count / response.count` without checking whether response.count is zero first, causing a ZeroDivisionError at runtime. Add an early-continue guard that sets the penalty to 0.0 and skips to the next response when response.count equals zero.
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TwitterCountPenalty.calculateinneurons/validators/penalty/twitter_count_penalty.pycomputed1 - results_count / response.countwithout checking forresponse.count == 0, causingZeroDivisionError.penalties[index] = 0.0and skips to the next response whenresponse.count == 0.Test plan
TwitterSearchSynapsewithcount=0— should return penalty0.0without raisingpython3 -c "import ast; ast.parse(open('neurons/validators/penalty/twitter_count_penalty.py').read())"Closes #333