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Julian
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Will leave tweaking the rest to you since it's just more of the same for other drafts.
Overall looks reasonable after those!
LGTM at this point, merge at will. |
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These tests address a scenario described in Slack.
Essentially, .Net doesn't separate the ideas of JSON null (pertaining to data) and object-reference null (pertaining to programming). Instead they represent JSON null as object-reference null, and it's caused some problems in my implementation.
These test cases would have caught these issues.
As I suspect it's possible that other languages such as C/C++ or Java may also have similar JSON data model issues, I figured adding these scenarios to the test suite could help.