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An out-of-range numeric prefix made (nth (1- arg) ...) return nil, and find-file on nil signaled a wrong-type-argument. Guard the index and raise a user-error naming how many killed files are available. A new test covers the out-of-range path.
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(interactive "p") forces arg >= 1, so the old (if arg (nth arg ...) (car ...)) always took the nth branch and plain M-S-z re-opened the second-most-recently-killed file. Index with (nth (1- arg) ...) so a numeric prefix is 1-based and no prefix re-opens the most recent. The two undo-kill tests now exercise the real no-prefix path (arg=1 reopens the first) and a 1-based numeric prefix; both failed against the bug and pass after. Filed a follow-up for a separate delq-vs-delete skip-visited defect found in the same function.
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Sibling tests covered `toggle-window-split` and the window-resize sticky map. This batch covers:
- `cj/split-and-follow-right`: split-window-right + other-window + consult-buffer in order.
- `cj/split-and-follow-below`: split-window-below + other-window + consult-buffer in order.
- `cj/undo-kill-buffer`: with no arg, opens the head of `recentf-list` that isn't currently visited; with N=1, opens the second entry; empty list -> no-op.
Top-level defvars for `recentf-mode` and `recentf-list` so let-bindings reach the dynamic vars under lexical scope.
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