Bug: Storing from data into a score without a scale is impossible

[PeerHeer]

Example

In this example, I want to get the length of a list.

from bolt_expressions import Scoreboard, Data

function ./main:
  score = Scoreboard.objective("some_objective")
  data = Data.storage("some_storage")
  
  data.some_list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  
  score["list_length"] = data.some_list

Generated code:

data modify storage some_storage some_list set value [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
execute store result score list_length some_objective run data get storage some_storage some_list 1 # <-- This 1 is problematic!

Expected outcome

I expect the score list_length some_objective to be 5.

Actual outcome

The list_length some_objective is 0.

Proposed fix

This bug occurs because the data has a default scale of 1. But the list length is only stored in the score if there is NO scale.
I propose being able to use None as a scale. I realize this is not a trivial fix because if storing a score into data, the scale is required. So we need to make None equal to something (probably 1) if it is used there.

[RitikShah]

Actually, I think None makes sense here. but we were thinking of supporting like len(data.some_list) instead of just directly =.