Improve forward and backward-compatibility for serialized scripts - #92
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Intended to make it much less of a pain in the butt to do non-breaking upgrades to the serialization format without totally hosing everything. Accordingly, we add some test fixtures with serialized versions of the state of a set of scripts, to ensure that future versions of SLua are still able to load them. This also meant dragging some more stuff from `server` into this repo. Hooray.
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Intended to make it much less of a pain in the butt to do non-breaking upgrades to the serialization format without totally hosing everything.
Accordingly, we add some test fixtures with serialized versions of the state of a set of scripts, to ensure that future versions of SLua are still able to load them.
This also meant dragging some more stuff from
serverinto this repo. Hooray.