Use string representation for CIDR and IPAddress types #458
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This change adds extension to the CIDR and IPAddress types to implement custom encode/decode functions for Codable conformance to use their string representation as the output from encode and input to decode. This would make the output from encoding this type (e.g. JSON) more human-readable rather than using the internal integer representation.
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This change adds extension to the CIDR and IPAddress types to implement custom encode/decode functions for
Codableconformance to use their string representation as the output from encode and input to decode. This would make the output from encoding this type (e.g. JSON) more human-readable rather than using the internal integer representation.