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Today, if you wire something out of a case structure, the resulting tunnel does not use the default value if it is unwired.
In event structures (and disable structures), however, the tunnel defaults to use the default value if unwired. This is the more dangerous choice and should thus be reversed - the default for event structures should be NOT to use the default if unwired.
For disable structures, the current behavior makes more sense than it does for event structures, but maybe it should also be reconsidered. One way this could work is if the code broke only if the enabled cases are unwired, but this has some issues with the conditional structures, where code which is currently disabled might be enabled on another platform or when building an EXE.
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