feat: check whether nested types implement a Marshaler interface #84
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Previously, only the top-level type was checked whether it implemented one of the provided interfaces. Nested types were not checked. This leads to false positives, for example when one field is of a struct type implementing `json.Marshaller`.
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Previously, only the top-level type was checked whether it implemented one of the provided interfaces. Nested types were not checked.
This leads to false positives, for example when one field is of a struct type implementing
json.Marshaller.