AppUtils: handle generic collection types for toJsonLiteral#2898
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| // Handle generic collection/map types where type params are erased at runtime | ||
| // and no serializer can be found via reflection alone |
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Please write test cases for this type of behavior, it looks very easy to break things here.
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This is primarily for set key which calls toJsonLiteral, to avoid having to manually change every set key to determine proper serializers manually. This might have some edge cases where it doesn't fully work but under most circumstances it should.