fix: Pretty print elements with intrinsic values on a single line#296
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Elements using the empty-string CodingKey ("") for intrinsic text
content were being pretty-printed with the value on a separate line:
<element ref="id">
120000.0
</element>
This happened because the pretty printer only checked containsTextNodes,
which isn't set for intrinsic values encoded via keyed containers. Add a
check for elements whose children are all inline (key is empty) and
don't wrap named child elements, treating them the same as text nodes.
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This PR introduces a fix to the mentioned bug, by keeping elements with intrinsic content encoded via the empty-string CodingKey on a single line when pretty printing.
Fixes #295