[Issue-22] Reflection: Support Arrays #23
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[Issue] The reflection implementation needs to support Arrays by themselves, as well as members of data classes. They also need to be able to accomodate primitives and data classes as their type parameter. [Fix] Follow the logic of List, just with a different constructor. Add a DeepPrintReflectConfig data class to simplify config, and keep the main deepPrintReflection() function smaller. [Test] Added unit tests that cover all 4 listed scenarios
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[Issue #22 ]
The reflection implementation needs to support Arrays by themselves, as well as members of data classes. They also need to be able to accomodate primitives and data classes as their type parameter.
[Fix]
Follow the logic of List, just with a different constructor. Add a DeepPrintReflectConfig data class to simplify config, and keep the main deepPrintReflection() function smaller.
[Test]
Added unit tests that cover all 4 listed scenarios