Add nil check to Dtrie.Get() #207
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ensures Dtrie.Get() doesn't panic on key not found
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Dtrie.Get() currently panics if called with a key that does not exist (due to calling
nil.Value()in this case). Adding a nil check here will prevent this panic from happening, and ensure that the behaviour is as described in documentation.