Fix ruleset metrics for single-class batches - #211
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compute_ruleset_metricscrashes on a batch where every prediction and label is positive (or every one is negative). Scikit-learn infers a 1x1 confusion matrix, while the function expects four cells.Pass both boolean labels explicitly so the returned counts keep their binary layout. The regression exercises real rules on four single-class batches; the two correctly classified cases fail before the fix.
On Windows with Python 3.11,
python -m unittest discover -s tests/rule_induction/trxf -t .completes successfully: 74 tests run, 1 skipped. This includes the metric, core rule, classifier and PMML export tests. The full ML suite was not run.