Add support for nested explicit wrappers #140
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Sometimes you need to fully specify a wrapper type. This is most common for situations when you need a custom wrapper type, but that type is embedded inside an outer generic type (like a List) that needs its own wrapper. In this case, it's not enough to specify the outer wrapper (the List wrapper) or the inner wrapper (the custom wrapper) alone. You need the full composition. The new `WrapperSerialize` and `WrapperDeserialize` properties on the GenerateSerialize, GenerateDeserialize, and GenerateSerde attributes can be used for this.
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Sometimes you need to fully specify a wrapper type. This is most common for situations when you need a custom wrapper type, but that type is embedded inside an outer generic type (like a List) that needs its own wrapper. In this case, it's not enough to specify the outer wrapper (the List wrapper) or the inner wrapper (the custom wrapper) alone. You need the full composition.
The new
WrapperSerializeandWrapperDeserializeproperties on the GenerateSerialize, GenerateDeserialize, and GenerateSerde attributes can be used for this.