QVariant converts int to enum even when there is no enumerator matching the value

QVariant has a "magic" ability to convert from int and QString towards an enumeration registered via Q_ENUM. When using a QString, there is a check in place to verify that the string is the name of an enumerator:

QVariant v("CoarseTimerXXX"); // not an enumerator
bool ok = v.convert(qMetaTypeId(Qt::TimerType)); // false

The same check is not there for integers:

QVariant v(123456); // not a valid value
bool ok = v.convert(qMetaTypeId(Qt::TimerType)); // TRUE (!)

I'd argue that the second should fail as well. Yes, in C++ it's legitimate and well-defined behavior store that integer value into the enumeration; but we're dealing with QVariant and a conversion, and I'd expect it to be strictier.