No more DTOs

First release of Light.Serialization for JSON documents containing all the base functionality that is needed for a object graph to document serializer (and vice versa):

• Supported .NET primitive types:
  • integer types (int, long, short, uint, ulong, ushort, byte, sbyte)
  • floating point types (double, float, decimal)
  • string, char
  • bool
  • Guid
  • DateTime, DateTimeOffset, TimeSpan in ISO 8601 format
  • Type
  • Enum values
• Collection types are serialized to JSON arrays (and deserialized vice versa)
• Dictionaries and complex .NET types are serialized to JSON objects (and deserialized vice versa)
• Metadata Sections for JSON arrays and JSON objects (turned on by default)
  • Object Reference Preservation ($id and $ref)
  • Type information ($type)
• Domain-Friendly Name support for easy mapping between .NET Types and simple domain-specific names (and vice versa)
• No attributes to tell which members of a class should be serialized - use accessors or custom rules for that purpose. Keep the data access layer out of your business logic.
• Integration with Microsoft's Unity DI Container to inject values into deserialized objects that are not part of the JSON document (also through constructor injection - no property injection needed).