Interprets bool/int/double as bool in optBool #2222
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Extends the `optBool` method to interpret integer and double values as booleans, aligning with Dart's truthiness behavior. This allows for more flexible parameter handling, where numeric values greater than zero are treated as true.
Corrects boolean parsing logic from route parameters. Addresses an issue where boolean values extracted from route parameters were not being handled correctly, leading to incorrect interpretations of true/false values. Updates the parsing logic to correctly handle boolean values passed as strings, ensuring accurate data conversion.
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Extends the
optBoolmethod to interpret integer and double values as booleans, aligning with Dart's truthiness behavior. This allows for more flexible parameter handling, where numeric values greater than zero are treated as true.