feat: Improve Object Type Handling in Zod Conversion #293
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Why
When defining an object type within an object, it is inferred as any when converted to Zod.

any is a supertype of object, necessitating a stronger assertion of the type.
After generating the type, during validation, any includes optional, which leads to a mismatch with the original type.

This issue is resolved by treating the object as record any. => z.record(z.any())
Result
case 1: primitive object
case 2: object in object
Test
I added a test case related to this PR.