fix: replace unwrap() with safe handling in tensor Display impl#802
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- Use unwrap_or(0) for empty iterator in max() to avoid panic on empty tensors
- Use ok_or(std::fmt::Error)? for split_once('e') to propagate errors properly
Fixes kornia#801
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Fixes #801
Summary
Replaces two
unwrap()calls in the Display trait implementation for Tensor with safe error handling, per project guidelines in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md.Changes
.max().unwrap()→.max().unwrap_or(0)— safely handles empty tensors without panickingsplit_once('e').unwrap()→split_once('e').ok_or(std::fmt::Error)?— propagates errors viafmt::Resultinstead of panicking