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This prevents module conflicts with the user's version of Jason since both are loaded into the same beam instance (at least until #253) is addressed.
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This prevents module conflicts with the user's version of Jason since both are loaded into the same beam instance (at least until #253) is addressed.
Functionally this was simply replacing
:jason=>:jason_vendoredandJasonwithJasonVendored. I only skipped the changelog (for no good reason) and thebenchdirectory data.Note: I plan to leave this PR open even though this branch is used by elixir-ls. I think that will facilitate seeing the changes as compared to the upstream Jason library. If we need to update to a new version of Jason the plan is to rebase this branch on top of the upstream changes (or just redo the changes).
This also formats the code which is another reason to just redo the changes.
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