fix(rbxml): return None from get_track when track is not found#200
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When the requested TrackID, Location, or index does not match any element, Track(element=None) propagates a None into ElementTree's SubElement, which raised an unclear TypeError later. Return None instead so callers can detect a missing track. Closes dylanljones#193
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Closes #193.
When the requested TrackID, Location, or index doesn't match any element,
get_trackpreviously calledTrack(element=None). TheNonethen propagated intoElementTree.SubElement, where it surfaced as the misleadingTypeError: SubElement() argument 1 must be xml.etree.ElementTree.Element, not None.This change returns
Nonefromget_trackwhen the lookup misses, matching the suggestion in the issue, and adds a regression test that exercises bothTrackIDandLocationlookups for non-existent tracks.