I'm doing some code maintenance on my protobuf library, and I have
encountered a test that is... confusing me. So before I go crazy (/
crazier)... what should an implementation do if during deserialization
it gets an enum it doesn't recognise?

- to explode in sparks?
- to ignore the data?
- to brutally coerce the data to the unexpected value?
- other?

Thanks in advance

Marc

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