Defaulted is not coerced through validate

[BuyMyBeard]

Take the following code snippet:

const [err, data] = validate({str: 'str'}, object({str: string(), def: defaulted(string(), '')}));
console.log(err);
console.log(data);

The previous code will have this error message in the err object: StructError: At path: def -- Expected a string, but received: undefined.

Now take this code snippet instead:

create({str: 'str'}, object({str: string(), def: defaulted(string(), '')}));

This code works perfectly.

According to the tsdoc included with validate Validate a value against a struct, returning an error if invalid, or the value (with potential coercion) if valid., the value should still be coerced by defaulted, just like create.

[BuyMyBeard]

Found out there is an optional parameter for coerce on validate. I will leave this open, since I think the doc comment on validate is misleading. It should be more clear that it only coerces if the coerce parameter is set to true.