const myTuple = z.tuple([z.string(), z.string().default('bravo')]);
myTuple.parse(['alpha']); // => ['alpha'] (default ignored)

const myTuple = z.tuple([z.string(), z.string().default('bravo')]);
myTuple.parse(['alpha']); // => ['alpha', 'bravo'] (default applied)

// Example 1: Basic tuple with default
z.tuple([z.string(), z.string().default('bravo')]).parse(['alpha']);
// ✅ Now returns: ['alpha', 'bravo']

// Example 2: Skipped - this correctly throws an error (expected behavior, not a bug)

// Example 3: ZodFunction with correct API
z.function().input([z.string(), z.string().default('bravo')])
.implement((name, company) => console.log(name, company));
// ✅ Now logs: "alpha bravo"

// Example 4: Destructuring
const [name, company] = z.tuple([z.string(), z.string().default('bravo')]).parse(['alpha']);
// ✅ Now: name = "alpha", company = "bravo"