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DATAMONGO-893 - Converter must not write "_class" information for kno…
…w types. We now actively pass on property type information to MetadataBackedField to ensure type hints get picked up correctly when converting a value to the according DBObject. This has to be done as the fix for DATAMONGO-812 enforced proper writing of _class information for Updates, which caused trouble when querying documents by nested (complex) properties using an 'in' clause. Original pull request: #169.
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