Fix Wrapped Scalar and Coerced Float Decoding, Add extensions to GraphQLError
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extensions to GraphQLError
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This PR fixes the bug where coerced
Floatvalues would throw an error. Additionally, it fixes the bug where wrapped scalar values (e.g.[Array]) would throw in decoding step because the decoder expected them to be nestedAnyCodablevalues and in reality they were flattenedAnyCodablevalues.Lastly, this PR changes the default logging level so that
DebugExchangeprints messages in the console without any extra configuration.Fixes #120.
Fixes #121.
Fixes #117.
Huge thanks to @NeverwinterMoon, @tuxi7x and @nordfogel. I genuinely can't thank you enough for your effort. This library is much better because of your contribution and I am thankful to have such a great community surrounding the library.