Replace runtime asserts with explicit errors in non-test code#97
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This PR replaces runtime
assertstatements with explicit exceptionsin non-test code paths.
Why:
assertstatements can be stripped when Python is run with optimizationsScope:
No functional behavior changes are intended beyond clearer error handling.