Add support for custom token types through generics #39
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In order to retain the non-failableness of certain crypto methods we move encoding outside of the crypto execution to permit callers to do encoding first (which may fail) and then perform the crypto call (which generally is guaranteed to succeed with no error handling required).
This should hopefully avoid any confusion that this is somehow a fully formed token (mistaking "encoded" for "encryped" in the prior name).
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Adds support for converting custom structs into PASETO tokens, without needing to manually copy claims over one by one.
This change also permits a PASETO token to be parsed into a custom type, where the type system can be take advantage of to interface with claims.