Add latitude and longitude validation to lamberts_ellipsoidal_distance#14373
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Description
This pull request adds validation for latitude and longitude values in the
lamberts_ellipsoidal_distancefunction.✅ Allow edits by maintainers
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Motivation
These validations prevent invalid geographic coordinates from being used in the distance calculation, improving robustness and reliability of the function.
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Testing
Tested locally using the provided doctests.