Expected behavior: When filtering some element, it is not necessary to filter the

• elements that do not contain sub elements, since it would not be expanding any sub element, therefore it generates an error, this can be seen in the example published in the treeview plugin documentation In filters, if we place One in the search engine, it gives an error in the console since the One element does not contain sub elements, this can affect the operation if in that case we have a sub element with the same name as an element (without sub elements) , that we need to filter, so it would be great to add an exception to avoid this error in the console

  Actual behavior: In the latest version of the treeview plugin it generates an error when using filters, this happens when we place a name of a main

• element (which does not contain sub elements), when searching for said element it generates the error:

  Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'parentNode') at Object.parents (treeview.min.js:1:48671) at r.value (treeview.min.js:1:57398) at treeview.min.js:1:57813 at Map.forEach () at treeview.min.js:1:57628

  Resources (screenshots, code snippets etc.)

  Attached images of the error in the console generated when trying to filter an element that does not contain sub elements, this error was verified from the treeview plugin documentation on its official page:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqBmKcKdVZp0r1rUBJC6jlLht_r3b7eJ/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qjoJH9DO-fr5ZdX62xvOmfhnk8zomjUx/view?usp=sharing