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This release closes the [5.0.1 milestone](https://github.com/jessesquires/Foil/milestone/8?closed=1).
- Addressed some potential edge cases and issues with optional types and failable initializers.
- Addressed some potential edge cases and issues with optional types and failable initializers. ([#95](https://github.com/jessesquires/Foil/issues/95), [@jessesquires](https://github.com/jessesquires))
- The default implementation of `UserDefaultsSerializable` for Swift built-in types (`Int`, `Double`, `String`, etc.) now provides a **non-failable** initializer because these initializers cannot fail. This still satisfies the protocol requirements.
- Added an `assertionFailure` to the `UserDefaultsSerializable` implementation for `RawRepresentable` to catch potential bugs when storing and fetching data after making changes to a `RawRepresentable` type.
- Documentation has been updated with thorough explanations of edge cases and considerations for `RawRepresentable` types. Please see the `README` for further details.
