Strict typing enforcement cannot be fully disabled

[Hunter-Gong-Attentive]

Hello, I am currently running version 0.8.3.3 of this library in my application and when going to upgrade to the more recent 0.9.0.2 that some of our previous logic is now invalid due to these type checks. This appears to be happening even when the withStrictTypedExpressions flag is set to false, and based on the README description of this option, this appears to be a bug.

Steps to reproduce:

When rendering a comparison between a number and a string and withStrictTypedExpressions is set to false

// Throws RuntimeException
String template = "{% if 0 < 'A' %}{% endif %}";
String rendered = new TemplateParser.Builder()
        .withStrictTypedExpressions(false)
        .withFlavor(Flavor.LIQUID)
        .build()
        .parse(template)
        .render();

Expected Behavior: An empty string should be rendered
Actual Behavior: RuntimeException is thrown

java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot compare 0 with A because they are not the same type: liqp.PlainBigDecimal vs java.lang.String
	at liqp.nodes.LtNode.doCompare(LtNode.java:22)
	at liqp.nodes.ComparingExpressionNode.render(ComparingExpressionNode.java:97)
	at liqp.blocks.If.render(If.java:16)
	at liqp.nodes.InsertionNode.render(InsertionNode.java:34)
	at liqp.nodes.BlockNode.render(BlockNode.java:36)

Flag usage elsewhere

This behavior appears to be inconsistent and does not apply to comparison which contain booleans or make non-relative comparisons. It is unclear why these would be intentionally allowed, but the above would not.

IE, these examples both render fine.

// Renders without exception
String template = "{% if 0 < false %}{% endif %}";
String rendered = new TemplateParser.Builder()
        .withStrictTypedExpressions(false)
        .withFlavor(Flavor.LIQUID)
        .build()
        .parse(template)
        .render();

// Renders without exception
String template = "{% if 0 == 'A' %}{% endif %}";
String rendered = new TemplateParser.Builder()
        .withStrictTypedExpressions(false)
        .withFlavor(Flavor.LIQUID)
        .build()
        .parse(template)
        .render();

[msangel]

Will work on this.
Thanks!

[Hunter-Gong-Attentive]

Was looking into this and I think the solution may be as simple as this here #305

[msangel]

@Hunter-Gong-Attentive nice work! Merged and new version 0.9.0.3 released with it (requires some time to became publicly available)