Read/write composite values to KCEP memory #1164
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KCEP's memory model stores 'values', which can be either numbers or strings. But we'll need to support storing complex objects like points, lines, sketchgroups, etc in memory too. This PR adds a trait for KCEP composite types, which are laid out in KCEP memory as a consecutive series of values, one for each field. Part of #993
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KCEP's memory model stores 'values', which can be either numbers or strings. But we'll need to support storing complex objects like points, lines, sketchgroups, etc in memory too.
This PR adds a trait for KCEP composite types, which are laid out in KCEP memory as a consecutive series of values, one for each field.
Part of #993