Boolean parameters in user macros ignore default values

Summary

Boolean parameters in user macros ignore default values

Environment

• Confluence 5.5.1 and above

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a user macro with the following Code:

   ## @param debug:title=Debug Mode|type=boolean|default=false
    
   ## Print default set
   #if($paramdebug)
   BOOLEAN VARIABLE IS TRUE 
   #end
   #if(!$paramdebug)
   BOOLEAN VARIABLE IS FALSE
   #end
   

2. Add it to a page

Expected Results

'BOOLEAN VARIABLE IS FALSE' is printed on the page

Actual Results

The default set is ignored and 'BOOLEAN VARIABLE IS TRUE' is printed instead

Notes

This seems to be related to the following bug: CONF-23704. Although the issue for string variables was fixed in that ticket, booleans still seem to be affected. I've also tested the default being set for boolean variables in Confluence 5.4.3, and the default is not ignored and was actually acknowledged so the changes made might be related.