Fix Nodejs plugins not working

[Yusyuriv]

Fixes #2553. Nodejs plugins currently aren't working. The reason is always the same: it throws an index out of bounds exception on line 31.

I added line 45 just like in PythonPlugin.cs and this exception disappeared. Even though the exception disappeared, plugins still don't work, now for another reason: they except the JSON they receive to have lower-case keys, and they receive them capitalized (Method instead of method, Parameters instead of parameters etc). Now they just don't respond with anything.

After I added the same serialization options that were used for C# and Python plugins (lines 31 and 38), Nodejs plugins started working:

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[taooceros]

Do executable plugin also have this issue?

[Yusyuriv]

No, they do not. They create space in the ArgumentList collection in constructor (ExecutablePlugin.cs#L25) and they correctly pass serialization options to the serializer (ExecutablePlugin.cs#L31, ExecutablePlugin.cs#L38).