Bugfix: Validator/Datatype: No exception for invalid field types #4
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* invalid field types didn't throw any errors, so errors in schemas, such as `alphanum` instead of `varchar` just caused requests to fail (found out the hard way!) * reformatted `if…else` statements to make comparisons between options more easily comparable
* Reverted `aefdfb0` * Documented possible design problem with custom datatypes calling `parent::validate()` due to the assumptions of `checkLength()` which is called by `validate()`
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alphanuminstead ofvarcharjust caused requests to fail (found out the hard way!)if…elsestatements to make comparisons between options more easily comparable