Fix incorrect missing-item handling in ExecutionTrace.remove#621
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Fix incorrect missing-item handling in ExecutionTrace.remove#621ibarraz5 wants to merge 2 commits intogoogle:mainfrom
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This PR fixes a logic issue in ExecutionTrace.remove where missing items were not handled as intended.
The current implementation checks if index == -1, but list.index() in Python never returns -1; it raises a ValueError when the item is not found.