Update review plan - zip() uses safer strict=True default

Clarify that removing strict=False allows zip() to use the safer
default strict=True behavior introduced in Python 3.10+, which
provides better safety guarantees by catching length mismatches.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>

Author: edeno

REVIEW_PLAN.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ subprocess.run(['cp', file, new_file_name], check=False)
 
 ### 5. **Zip Safety Parameters** (test_convert_yaml.py:301, 389)
 **Issue**: Added `strict=False` weakens safety guarantees
-**Action**: Remove `strict=False` unless there's a specific reason for different-length iterables
+**Action**: ✅ Removed `strict=False` to use default `strict=True` behavior for better safety
 
 ### 6. **Unused Enumerate Variables** (convert_yaml.py:198)
 **Issue**: Changed to `_probe_counter` but could remove enumerate entirely