Fix off-by-one in list type checking#1673
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It would be great if this off by one error had a test case
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What I did
Fix off-by-one in list type checking
How I did it
The loop wanted to check if there were any elements in the output list yet, but the check should have been
>= 1instead of> 1How to verify it
Description for the changelog
Fix off-by-one in check for homogeneous list element types.
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