Report the key-value name mapping with a NamedTuple #10
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Replaces the vector of tuples that has been used in the past.
When I attempted this prior to the work of #8, generating the
NamedTuplehad a significant (measurable) impact on the performance benchmark described in #8. With that PR finished, though, generating the named tuple no longer has a large impact, so it's probably worth doing to enable a larger-range of type-inferrable downstream processes (such as demonstrated in the new tests).Closes #7 (specifically #7 (comment))