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- Add direct tests for the inner validator function from case_insensitive_literal_validator, including type and value error cases. - Assert that the returned validator is a PlainValidator instance. - Ensure all case-insensitive variants are tested for canonical value mapping. - Add/clarify docstrings and comments for test clarity. - Retain and verify Pydantic model integration and error handling.
Only place we still use Literal is for tagged discriminators in pydantic. This is because pydantic requires enum or literal for the discriminator type. For these, we don't want case insensitive behavior.
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Only place we still use Literal is for tagged discriminators
in pydantic. This is because pydantic requires enum or literal
for the discriminator type. For these, we don't want case insensitive
behavior.