Greedy validation

[mysuf]

I have huge nested tree type definition and I'm wondering about few things:

1. when I call createValidate on top most data type that holds other types, F.e.:

interface Bar { "value": string; }
interface Foo { "foo": Bar; }

const validateBar = typia.createValidate<Bar>();
const validateFoo = typia.createValidate<Foo>();

Does validateFoo reuse the validateBar function internally? Otherwise it would be a lot of duplicated validator code.

2. Does prune works also on array items and optional invalid fields? Docs says only superfluous properties so probably not? F.e:

interface Foo {
  value?: string;
  arr: Array<string & tags.MinItems<1>>;
}

const res: typia.IValidation<Foo> = typia.misc.validatePrune<Foo>({ value: 1, arr: ["a", 2] });

/** Expected:
 * 1 is not a string, but it is optional so it fallbacks to undefined -> should log warning/error
 * 2 is not a string so it is removed. It still passes the MinItems validation -> should log warning/error
 * /
console.log(res.data); // { arr: ["a"] }

I need basically greedy validator that returns the maximum possible while maintaining validity, together with warnings/errors. Any tips appreciated. Thanks