fix #13083: Fix scandir() crash by returning [] when directory is not found (#13083) #13085
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This PR addresses issue #13083 by modifying the scandir function to handle the case where a non-existent directory is provided. Previously, the function did not return a result for such cases, potentially leading to unhandled errors. Now, if the directory does not exist, the function will return an empty list instead.
Changes made:
Updated scandir to catch FileNotFoundError and return an empty list if the directory does not exist.
Updated the function docstring to reflect the new behavior.
Testing:
Also two tests were added.
Closes #13083