fix: add safety checks for string peptides before computing number of matches in database-grounded FDR calculation#166
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PR Type
Bug fix
Description
Clarify docstring column names and confidence description
Add safety checks for string sequences and predictions
Simplify num_matches computation lambda
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database_grounded.py
Add sequence/prediction safety checks and simplify matchingwinnow/fdr/database_grounded.py
sequencesequenceandpredictionnum_matcheslambda for list type