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runtime/unsupported-behavior

This happens when an operation is used on a value whose type does not support that behavior. Common examples include sequence operations, associative lookup, indexed access, comparison, or numeric conversion on the wrong kind of value.

Mitigations

Use the operation only with values that support it. If needed, convert the value to a compatible type first.