TreatsNone

`TreatsNone` is a setting used in programming to control what happens when a function doesn't find any matching data. When set to `TreatsNone`, the program treats the absence of data as a normal, expected situation, rather than an error. This approach helps prevent interruptions or crashes, allowing the program to continue smoothly. It's useful in scenarios where missing data is acceptable or expected, enabling the program to handle such cases gracefully without raising exceptions or stopping execution.