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A fallback fitness made from finite metrics can become infinite because the intermediate sum overflows: averaging two
1e308values currently returnsinf, even though the correct average is1e308. This can distort fitness comparison and prompt feedback.I rescale the average only when its sum is non-finite but every input is finite. Ordinary averages keep their existing calculation; explicit infinity handling, boolean exclusion, feature filtering and
combined_scoreprecedence are unchanged.Validation:
I used Codex assistance for implementation and regression testing.