Allow rejection of NaN and Inf float values on encode and decode.

benluddy commented 8 months ago

Description

Implements #512 to allow users to error rather than encode or decode NaN and Inf floating-point values.

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benluddy commented 8 months ago

Thoughts?

Sounds great. I had been thinking to myself, "what if a user needs to distinguish between ill-formed input and well-formed input that is rejected by the application's protocol." Now I realize that that case can be served just fine by a second call to Wellformed using a permissive decode mode on error cases.

I'll implement your recommendations today.

benluddy commented 8 months ago

I'll implement your recommendations today.

Done. Please take another look when you have a chance.

benluddy commented 7 months ago

D'oh! Thank you. Added test cases to catch that and fixed.

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