Fix memory corruption when unpacking unknown enum#184
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If one unpacks a serialized enum value and...
required nor autoloadable) ortest\MyType) is not an enum but a normal class...there is no warning or error thrown but one would experience memory corruption instead. I am talking about variables having values which are not allowed by their types and something like that - really scary.
Definitely related to #183 and maybe also to #181