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Go does not have a way to detect if a key is present but assigned null.
To work around this, <field>Null booleans were added to `Transforms`.
Custom serialization logic that uses a generic `map[string]interface{}`
then sets these feilds appropriately using `v, ok := map[key]`.
Note: Supplementary-2 and 3 needed manual updating to match my expectations. Still waiting discussion in the NumTechnology Slack, but just getting things moving for now.
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The NUM Community has officially released the Unpacker specification! This PR adds the ability to unpack JSON objects using Transforms, Substitutions and Variadic Indexes.
This implementation has a few changes that are not consistent with unpacker.uk/playground's interactions.
null+assignKeysandreplacePair[slack]0+falseresolving asnulland{}being resolved as[object Object][slack]%var%%%%var%not resolving asvar%var[slack]