Inject IP address via Jackson #56
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This avoids mutating the JSON tree objects.
Made it consistent with the behavior of DatabaseReader, which also injects the ip address / traits.
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The web service will always return an IP address on a successful request. We should just use that value.
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If there's a value in the response JSON, it will override the injection.
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This avoids mutating the JSON tree objects. See also maxmind/MaxMind-DB-Reader-java#13