🔒 Remove unsafe force unwrapping of optionals#9
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🎯 What:
Removed all implicitly unwrapped optionals (
!) and force unwraps throughoutGBPageControl/PageControl.swift.Unsafe force unwrapping of optionals exposes the library to crash vulnerabilities (Denial of Service). If arrays are empty, integer counts are 0, or nodes are unexpectedly nil during standard execution or via gesture tampering, a force unwrap causes an immediate, unrecoverable crash of the host application.
🛡️ Solution:
?) or assigned safe default initial values (e.g.,SKNode(),[],0).guard letandif letstatements across critical path methods likehandleTouch,getSelectedPage, andhandlePanGestureto safely bind and access optionals.0...count - 1to0..<countto resolve out-of-bounds array crashes.(Note: Unable to natively verify with a test suite as the current environment lacks
swiftandxcodebuildCLI tools, but visually verified syntactical safety.)PR created automatically by Jules for task 5951392591658611571 started by @jhurt