Hello everyone! I have updated my multiplatform CB...

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[Lionel Briand]

Hello everyone!
I have updated my multiplatform CBOR serialization library, Obor. It has been optimized and now work as fast as the kotlinx-serialization-cbor.
https://github.com/L-Briand/obor

I also did some nice additions; for those interested, here is the feature list of this new version :

• It always uses the least number of bytes to encode something. An Int with a value of less than 24 will be encoded to a single byte. A float32 that can be encoded with a float16 will be encoded as a float16.
• Like the JsonObject, you can use the CborObject to encode / decode any CBOR messages.
• There are special serializers to serialize and deserialize full range of signed and unsigned values.
• You can create tagged CBOR message with the @CborTag annotation.
• ByteArray and types looking like List<Byte> can be written with Major type 2 instead of Major type 4 with @CborRawBytes and special serializer.
• Indefinite length is handled automatically on deserialization and can be specified on serialization with @CborIndefinite or special serializer.
• You can compact the serialization of a class to its ordered properties with @CborTuple. { a: "foo", b: 0 } -> [ "foo", 0 ]
• You can shrink down the serialization further if a @CborTuple is in a list with @CborTuple.inlineInList. [{ a: "foo", b: 0 }, { a: "bar", b: 1 }] -> [ "foo", 0, "bar", 1]