fix: handle { port: "0" }
#105
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Being passed
{ port: '0' }({ port: string }) is a Typescript type error, but we explicitly have a test that checks that it is gracefully handled, with behavior matching being passed{ port: 0 }({ port: number }),'0'(string), or0(number),which all convert the
portto0.However, that test was actually dependent on the following leak from a test above it:
Switching to
vi.stubEnvand ensuring to callvi.unstubAllEnvsreveals that the behavior is broken.This updates the behavior to apply the same check to
_userOptions.portas we do to_userOptions, and coercenumberandstringvalues to integers.