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encoding/json: call MarshalJSON() and MarshalText() defined
with pointer receivers even for non-addressable values of
non-pointer types on marshalling JSON;
introduce the GODEBUG setting "jsoninconsistentmarshal"
allowing to revert the new consistent XML marshalling.

encoding/xml: call MarshalXML(), MarshalXMLAttr(),
and MarshalText() defined with pointer receivers even for
non-addressable values of non-pointer types on marshalling XML;
call MarshalXML(), MarshalXMLAttr(), and MarshalText()
even if the struct field has an interface type;
introduce the GODEBUG setting "xmlinconsistentmarshal"
allowing to revert the new consistent XML marshalling.

Fixes #22967
Fixes #55890
Fixes #48624
Fixes #6468
Partially fixes #6094

…ter receivers even for non-addressable values of non-pointer types on marshalling JSON
…defined with pointer receivers even for non-addressable values of non-pointer types on marshalling XML
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@zenovich zenovich changed the title encoding: add full support for marshalers with pointer receivers encoding/json, encoding/xml: add full support for marshalers with pointer receivers Aug 20, 2024
…" allowing to revert the new consistent JSON marshalling, rework marshaling-related tests
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