Support complex default values #69
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For complex default values, the string being passed to
JSON.parsemight look like'{foo: "bar"}', which is a lax/incorrect JSON representation. Keys require"double quotes".The
json5package seemed to be the best solution for handling this fact/situation. I don't love adding another dependency, but I don't think that (re-)implementing it here is a great idea. It also gets over 57mm downloads a week, so it seems solid.Fixes #67