Fix seq[tuple] with named tuples

[ire4ever1190]

This currently fails

import jsony

let json = """[{"name": "John"}]"""

echo json.fromJson(seq[tuple[name: string]])

with message

Error: unhandled exception: Expected ] but got } instead. At offset: 16 [JsonError]

Issue was parseObject missing a final eatChar for the closing brace.
Fixed by copying the final bits of the parseHook for normal objects

[ire4ever1190]

The loop in parseObject

jsony/src/jsony.nim

Lines 335 to 359 in c845657

	while i < s.len:
	eatSpace(s, i)
	if i < s.len and s[i] == '}':
	break
	var key: string
	parseHook(s, i, key)
	eatChar(s, i, ':')
	when compiles(renameHook(v, key)):
	renameHook(v, key)
	block all:
	for k, v in v.fieldPairs:
	if k == key or snakeCase(k) == key:
	var v2: type(v)
	parseHook(s, i, v2)
	v = v2
	break all
	skipValue(s, i)
	eatSpace(s, i)
	if i < s.len and s[i] == ',':
	inc i
	else:
	break
	when compiles(postHook(v)):
	postHook(v)
	eatChar(s, i, '}')

is the same as the final loop in parseHook for objects

jsony/src/jsony.nim

Lines 429 to 453 in c845657

	while i < s.len:
	eatSpace(s, i)
	if i < s.len and s[i] == '}':
	break
	var key: string
	parseHook(s, i, key)
	eatChar(s, i, ':')
	when compiles(renameHook(v, key)):
	renameHook(v, key)
	block all:
	for k, v in v.fieldPairs:
	if k == key or snakeCase(k) == key:
	var v2: type(v)
	parseHook(s, i, v2)
	v = v2
	break all
	skipValue(s, i)
	eatSpace(s, i)
	if i < s.len and s[i] == ',':
	inc i
	else:
	break
	when compiles(postHook(v)):
	postHook(v)
	eatChar(s, i, '}')

Might it be better if I instead use a template and call it in both places so they stay in sync?

[treeform]

Looks like a good PR! Thanks!

I don't want to use templates to save some code duplication. Maybe there is a way to pass both tuples and obj to same function.

[treeform]

I have fixed the code duplication here: 37d5268