Fails a value that fits no built-in conversion

All 7 scenarios hold

Five things raise a parse-time failure. They are a number outside the target's range, a malformed date or character, text that is no spelling of a boolean, an address whose scheme the target type cannot handle, and a type with no available converter.

Two of them are worth knowing, because the plain Java call they resemble does not fail. Reading yes as a boolean gives false in plain Java, and a failure here. The URL row rejects a urn: address, and Files and addresses shows the same address converting to a URI.

Each message closes by naming the classes searched for a type converter. Those depend on where the test lives, so the table leaves them out.