Fix: complete iterator implementation for arbitrary tile ranges#41
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Refactor iterator method for improved readability and efficiency.
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The Previous iterator had three bugs:
-Used float division (/) instead of integer (//) causing crashes in python3
-Only handled ranges that were exact multiples of M and N (even tiles)
-Variables 'pre'/'post' referenced in except block before assignment if mask was empty
Fixed by rewriting iterator to:
-Start from the tile containing low0/low1 using integer floor division
-Handles partial edge tiles via bounds check (low0 <= gi < high0)
-Remove fragile nested try/except in favour of a simple for loop