Fix int32 type validation to reject decimal values (Closes #89) #90
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Fixes issue #89 where JTD validator was incorrectly accepting decimal values like 3.14 for int32 type schemas.
Changes Made
Technical Details
The issue was that the integer validation logic only checked for Double instances with fractional parts, but when creating JsonNumber with BigDecimal(3.14), the fractional check was bypassed. The fix adds proper BigDecimal.scale() greater than 0 checking to ensure all numeric types with fractional parts are rejected.
Testing
RFC 8927 Compliance
This fix ensures the JTD validator properly enforces integer type constraints, maintaining full RFC 8927 specification compliance.
Closes #89