feat: Serialize the empty string to undefined #22
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BREAKING CHANGE: Serialization of the empty string is now treated as `undefined` instead of an UnserializableParamError.
Otherwise, the serialization of `{ foo: null }` would conflict with `{ foo: '' }`.
This serializer chooses to support the more common and more useful case of sending `null`
as a meaningful value while treating the empty string as sending no value.
This aligns with common UX patterns where input fields are initialized to the empty string.
Closes #20.
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BREAKING CHANGE: Serialization of the empty string is now treated as
undefinedinstead of an UnserializableParamError.Otherwise, the serialization of
{ foo: null }would conflict with{ foo: '' }.This serializer chooses to support the more common and more useful case of sending
nullas a meaningful value while treating the empty string as sending no value.
This aligns with common UX patterns where input fields are initialized to the empty string.
Closes #20.