This bug actually lead to the discovery of an interesting
phenotype of the "for" statement. If a class has the
__getitem__() defined and doesn't have a __iter__(),
Python uses __getitem__() to iterate over the items,
stopping when a IndexError is thrown. Previously we were
throwing a normal RuntimeError which Python didn't recognize
as the end of the list.

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