DRAFT: Add type-aware json serialization/object encoding#606
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Allows forwarding types to all durable input/output JSON serialization calls
Loose type mode - preserves legacy behavior, no breaking changes, emits new type-related warnings in cases when type was not specified, type does not match, or type not available
Opt-in type strict mode, where inputs will fail to deserialize if they don't match the specified type
This is a DRAFT, once the azure-functions changes are merged we can remove the df_serialization module and use the functions SDK versions of df_dumps and df_loads: Azure/azure-functions-python-library#343