Provide coverage for an iterator cell case#1183
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| if (substrate) { | ||
| r *= M_ONETHIRD; | ||
| if (isResolutionClassIII(res)) r *= M_RSQRT7; | ||
| // Never occurs because every case where this function is called with |
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Is this PR accidentally including the other one?
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Yes - that was supposed to be moved to #1184. I pushed the commit to remove from this PR.
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Provides coverage for a branch in iterators.c where the iterator is expecting to need to skip a child, but ultimately doesn't. The case is reachable if the iterator is modified by the caller, but not during normal operation. I didn't choose to mark it NEVER/ALWAYS because a caller using the iterators could potentially reach it.