Is it expected to allow saving invalid Enum values?

[serious-angel]

Dear Developers,

Thank you for the marvel!

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Let's, for example, have the following setting:

namespace App\Settings\General;

use App\Enums\Color;
use Spatie\LaravelSettings\Settings;

class ColorSettings extends Settings
{
    public bool $enabled = false;

    public Color $name = Color::White;

    /** @var \App\Enums\ColorShade[] */
    public array $shades = [];

    public static function group(): string
    {
        return 'general_color';
    }
}

When we set the setting the first time, it passes a wrong Enum:

$ ./artisan tinker;
> $s = app(ColorSettings::class);
[!] Aliasing 'ColorSettings' to 'App\Settings\General\ColorSettings' for this Tinker session.
> $s->shades = [SomeRandomEnum::Abc];
[!] Aliasing 'SomeRandomEnum' to 'App\Enums\SomeRandomEnum' for this Tinker session.
= [
    App\Enums\SomeRandomEnum {#8761
      +name: "Abc",
      +value: "abc",
    },
  ]
> $s->save();
= App\Settings\General\ColorSettings {#8749
    +enabled: false,
    +name: App\Enums\Color {#8761
      +name: "White",
      +value: "white",
    },
    +shades: [
      App\Enums\SomeRandomEnum {#8761},
    ],
    enabled: false,
    name: App\Enums\Color {#8761},
    shades: [
      App\Enums\SomeRandomEnum {#8761},
    ],
  }

If we trace the call during a run, the type is delivered correctly from the DocBlock on:

laravel-settings/src/Support/PropertyReflector.php

Line 71 in fd3db34

$resolvedType = (new TypeResolver())->resolve($type);

$resolvedType = [
  'valueType' => [
    'fqsen' => [
      'fqsen' => '\\App\\Enums\\ColorShade',
      'name' => 'ColorShade',
    ],
  ],
  // ...
]

Yet, later, we cannot get nor set the setting property (new Tinker session):

$ ./artisan tinker;
> $s = app(ColorSettings::class);
[!] Aliasing 'ColorSettings' to 'App\Settings\General\ColorSettings' for this Tinker session.
= App\Settings\General\ColorSettings {#8753
    +enabled: ? bool,
    +name: ? App\Enums\Color,
    +shades: ? array,
  }

> $s->shades;

   ValueError  "abc" is not a valid backing value for enum "App\Enums\ColorShade".

> $s->shades = [ColorShade::Light];
[!] Aliasing 'ColorShade' to 'App\Enums\ColorShade' for this Tinker session.

   ValueError  "abc" is not a valid backing value for enum "App\Enums\ColorShade".

Is it an expected behavior? Thank you, in advance!

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Best and kind regards