Type checking for propagate kwargs.#133
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Added type testing for some kwargs in
propagate, and adjusted a test that I think was already failing because of a wrong type but now it no longer fails quietly.This is basically the same as #126, but applied to the changes of #132 (where an extra kwarg was introduced) and with a fix of the test.
Unfortunately is seems that the changes are triggering the failing of some other tests. I think the problem is that now, in case
keep_deltas isa Val{true}butkeep_triples isa Val{false},propagatesometimes returns aDualtype instead of aStochasticTripletype. The test expects the latter though. I'm not entirely sure what the intended behavior is though so I won't make any further changes without further discussion.