What's the difference between StdHTTPServerOptions and StrictHTTPServerOptions (path param and body validation in two places)

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Hello! I'm trying to override the default error with a custom struct (ProblemDetails) when the input is invalid in strict-server mode. But it seems like I have to apply the same override in two places?

	r := http.NewServeMux()

	// Override default validation error 
	reqErr := func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request, err error) {
		hErr := http.StatusBadRequest
		out, _ := json.Marshal(generated.ProblemDetails{
			Detail: err.Error(),
			Status: int32(hErr),
		})
		http.Error(w, string(out), hErr)
	}

	myServerStrict := generated.NewStrictHandlerWithOptions(server.MyServer{}, nil, generated.StrictHTTPServerOptions{
		RequestErrorHandlerFunc: reqErr,  ---------------------------------------------------> 1 
	})

	generated.StrictHTTPServerOptions{
		RequestErrorHandlerFunc:  nil,
		ResponseErrorHandlerFunc: nil,
	}

	opt := generated.StdHTTPServerOptions{
		BaseRouter: r,
		Middlewares: []generated.MiddlewareFunc{
			middleware.OapiValidation(),
		},
		ErrorHandlerFunc: reqErr,  -----------------------------------------------------------> 2
	}

	// Create the handler
	handler := generated.HandlerWithOptions(myServerStrict, opt)

With (2) I can not validate the path param and without (1) I can not validate POST body.

Was wondering if I'm doing something wrong here? Or is this expected?

Really appreciate this project! Thanks for the great work!