NSK-Unarchiver was unable to parse objects with named keys in the $top array#184
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NSK-Unarchiver was unable to parse objects with named keys in the $top array#184danielpaulus wants to merge 6 commits into
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I kind of assumed objects in there would always be "$0" "$1" "$2"... etc.
Seems like regular strings are also supported. So I am wrapping the extracted objects into a map[string]interface{} now and is the first object of []interface{} that the Unarchiver function returns. Not pretty, but works for now.