fix: guard validateTwilioCredentials against null/non-object input#111
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Calling validateTwilioCredentials(null) previously threw a TypeError because the function attempted to read properties before checking the input type. Added an early return for null/non-object inputs. Adds test cases for null, undefined, and string inputs. Fixes profullstack#107
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Summary
validateTwilioCredentials(null)previously threwTypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'accountSid')because the function accessed object properties before checking the input typenull,undefined, and non-object inputsnull,undefined, and string inputsChanges
src/lib/utils/twilio-validator.js: added null/type guard at top ofvalidateTwilioCredentialstests/twilio-validator.test.js: added 3 new test cases for invalid input typesFixes #107