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…top-level to embedded
…edded structs; should just continue on success
…der of processing of visitModelNode
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This work is on top of PR #100. That one should get reviewed first for clarity.
Since I had an opportunity, and was already deep into some jsonapi work, I implemented support for struct fields of custom types.
In order to get support for custom types, it must implement the json.Marshaler/json.Unmarshaler interfaces. I included 2 examples custom types that I think could be useful to a wide audience (also might want to use it later to refactor the time.Time value support). This feature should also technically supports these issues: #49 and #74. Those "structs" in those examples are (custom) types declarations.