Add start_value for json_grammar#165
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The JSON start_values are limited to objects and arrays. Although number/boolean/null strings are also valid JSON, there is no practical use for including them as a start_value
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Makes sense. We can include full JSON grammar as separate grammar with name |
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The JSON start_values are limited to objects and arrays. Although number, boolean and null strings are also valid JSON, there is no practical use for including them as a start_value