[BUG] - TypeError: 'bool' object is not subscriptable

[SterlingButters]

Describe the bug

Using all default options except forceNoOverlap=True results in the traceback presented below

Error message

    111 geo = geouned.CadToCsg(
    112     options=my_options,
    113     settings=my_settings,
    114     tolerances=my_tolerances,
    115     numeric_format=my_numeric_format,
    116 )
    118 geo.load_step_file(
    119     filename,
    120     skip_solids=list(set(solid_ids_with_splines))
    121 )
--> 123 geo.start()
    125 geo.export_csg(
    126     title="Converted with GEOUNED",
    127     geometryName="csg",
   (...)
    136     cellSummaryFile=False,
    137 )

File C:\Program Files\Anaconda2022\envs\python3.11\Lib\site-packages\geouned\GEOUNED\core.py:436, in CadToCsg.start(self)
    433             logger.info(m.Definition)
    435     if self.options.forceNoOverlap:
--> 436         Conv.no_overlapping_cell(self.meta_list, self.Surfaces, self.options)     
    438 else:
    439     translate(
    440         self.meta_list,
    441         self.Surfaces,
   (...)
    445         self.tolerances,
    446     )

File C:\Program Files\Anaconda2022\envs\python3.11\Lib\site-packages\geouned\GEOUNED\conversion\cell_definition.py:880, in no_overlapping_cell(metaList, surfaces, options)
    878 if not s:
    879     continue
--> 880 comp = new_def.elements[i]
    881 comp.simplify(CT)
    882 comp.clean()

TypeError: 'bool' object is not subscriptable

Just looking at the source, it is pretty easy to see how this error manifest's but I don't know enough about the rest of the source to see exactly why.

Please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• GEOUNED version: 1.2.0
• Python version: 3.11

Additional context

Of note (and possible related), I changed line 253 of boolean_solids.py to :

    if len(surfaceList) > 0 and type(surfaces[surfaceList[0]]) is GeounedSurface:
        for s in surfaceList:
            ss = surfaces[s]
            ss.__boundBox__ = Box.BoundBox
            ss.build_surface()

Because I was also getting a tuple IndexError