Inline singleton pieces in `NestedSet#splitIfExceedsMaximumSize`. When splitting a `NestedSet` whose successor count is not evenly divisible by `maxDegree`, the final piece would previously be stored as a single-element `Object[]`. When added as a transitive member to a new `NestedSet`, this violated the invariant that non-leaf transitive arrays have length >= 2. Fix by directly inlining singleton pieces into the pieces array. PiperOrigin-RevId: 971463001 Change-Id: If49958361412fbe45a9e35b2670d310f6147b645
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