On second thought, this is much better. The resulting file size will be
much smaller because only double quotes need to be escaped. It's also
easier to read at a glance.
This still takes up more space than plain JSON would, but I don't know
if serde_json would allow inlining that JSON. Presumably not. It would
get hairy quickly as a regular embedded JSON string due to the encoding.
I much prefer kebab case, but snake case is better here since Rust would
convert it to snake case when used as an identifier anyways and you also
can't use snake case modules without explicit module path attributes.
These atomics make things more difficult and they don't solve the main
problem: storing the parameter objects in an easy to use struct while
still allowing hash based access to them from the plugin wrapper. Going
through this new Params trait makes a lot more sense, and with pinning
this should be safe.
