Fix division by zero vulnerability in graph utilities multiplication optimization#999
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Summary
This PR fixes a critical logical error that could cause runtime panics due to division by zero in the graph utilities module.
Problem
In
src/graph/utilities.rsat line 1055, the code performs division1.0 / c.raw_values[0]after only checking thatc.raw_values[0] < 1.0. This condition allowsc.raw_values[0]to be exactly0.0, which would cause a division by zero panic at runtime.Solution
Added an explicit check
&& c.raw_values[0] != 0.0to the existing conditional to ensure the division operation is only performed when the divisor is guaranteed to be non-zero.