Backward-Compatible Serialization #14
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- Added support for versioning in message serialization, allowing for both "json" and "superjson" formats. - Updated serializeMessage and deserializeMessage functions to handle versioning. - Introduced new tests to validate serialization and deserialization of messages with versioning. - Enhanced test script to force color output for better readability.
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- Added support for specifying serialization formats ("json" and "superjson") in RPCChannel.
- Updated README.md to include detailed examples of serialization usage.
- Removed deprecated serialization functions from serialization.ts.
- Improved test scripts to reflect new serialization options.
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Support both standard JSON and superjson serialization to ensure backward compatibility