rfl::yaml::read<uint8_t> is parsed as a character instead of a number

[lhruby]

When parsing a uint8_t as a yaml using rfl::yaml::write, the value is correctly parsed as dummy_uint8_t=48. Note, 48 is the ASCII code for '0'.

Reading the value back using rfl::yaml::read<uint8_t> does however yield dummy_uint8_t=0, as 48 is now interpreted as a character instead of a number.

[liuzicheng1987]

Interesting, thanks for pointing it out. I will take a look.