std.json: Encode control characters #3872
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std.json: Encode control characters
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@dcarp can you make a PR to update the changelog informing people of this new functionality? |
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@JackStouffer I just added #3881 |
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Add changelog entry for #3872
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Currently
std.jsontreats the Unicode control characters asymmetrically: it can decode them, but on encoding it throws an exception.This PR implements the control character encoding similarly to other JSON libraries (ex. python)