Add testNoDataException test for TricubicInterpolatingFunction#316
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Summary
Add boundary test for TricubicInterpolatingFunction when input data arrays have zero length, verifying the NoDataException is thrown as expected.
Why
The current test suite covers precondition validation (non-monotonic sequences, dimension mismatches) and various interpolation scenarios (plane, quadric, wave functions), but does not explicitly test the edge case where all input data arrays are empty (zero-length). This boundary case is important to ensure robust error handling when no data is provided. Adding explicit tests improves behavioral stability and prevents potential regressions.
Verification
Ran mvn -Dtest=TricubicInterpolatingFunctionTest test
Result: all tests passed (5 tests)