Bug: isinstance(..., int) allows bool values, bypassing type checks - #60
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isinstance(..., int)does not explicitly reject boolean values. Boolean (bool) is a subclass of integer (int) in Python, and these instances could crash or behave unexpectedly for improperly parsed JSON payloads. Tested via local execution for demonstration.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12421227061258330521 started by @shivamsn97