Is it acceptable that experiments without any targeting rules have the highest priority, causing the

variationId

from these experiments to be returned instead of those from more specifically targeted experiments? I have numerous experiments with precise targeting, and I send the

variationId

to my analytics from every page where experiments are running. Unfortunately, someone created an "empty" experiment without any targeting rules, and it was launched across all pages where we have GrowthBook implemented. As a result, the

variationId

from this experiment was sent to our analytics instead of the more precisely targeted experiments. Shouldn't this work similarly to CSS rules, where a more specific path has higher priority?