feat: JSON from and to JUON (JS URL Object Notation) #61
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Summary
Introduces the JS URL Object Notation. This is a JSON dialect or notation that is more URL friendly since its syntax uses characters permitted in URLs. This PR adds utilities to read
JsonNodes (and thereforeJsonValues) fromJUONand also write JUON from objects.In addition this fixes a bug in the
JsonPathescape logic ofkeyOfthat failed to escape a path containing a dot on special circumstances when it did contain curly brackets which would not be misunderstood as no valid closing bracket was present.Automatic Testing
A new test case was added for the bugfix.
New tests were added for the new JUON features.