Prevent silent bugs in Python using zip(strict=True)

Python's built-in zip() function is incredibly handy for looping over multiple iterables at once. However, a major gotcha is that it quietly stops as soon as the shortest iterable is exhausted, potentially hiding bugs if your lists aren't actually the same length.

If you're using Python 3.10 or newer, you can pass the strict=True argument to zip(). This forces Python to raise a ValueError if the iterables are of unequal lengths, ensuring you catch mismatched data pipelines immediately instead of letting them silently fail in production.