Hi!

No, your app doesn't need to be. Only if you interact with a library
that employs it in the API. A library provides APIs. API developers that
want you to follow strict types now, will force you to do so anyway, but

What would be a legitimate reasons for API developers to care about zval types (as opposed to the data)? In which API it makes sense to accept 1, but reject '1'? How often you would encounter API where it really makes sense?

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