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… rules is_string() was checked before is_numeric() in validateMin() and validateMax(), causing numeric strings like '25' to be compared by mb_strlen() instead of (float). Changed to is_string() && !is_numeric() so numeric strings use numeric comparison while non-numeric strings still use mb_strlen. Fixes SDF-33
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Summary
Fixes SDF-33:
validateMin()andvalidateMax()insdf/core/Validation/Validator.phpcheckedis_string()beforeis_numeric(), causing numeric strings like"25"to be compared bymb_strlen()instead of(float).Fix
Changed
is_string()→is_string() && !is_numeric()in both methods. This ensures:"Hello") →mb_strlen(length comparison)25,"25") →(float)comparisoncount(unchanged)Tests
Added 9 test cases covering numeric string
min/max/between, pure string fallback, and the intersection (string|minwith numeric value).Full suite: 441 tests, 780 assertions. All passing.