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CompactFormatter: Write a minimum of whitespace, minimizing output size
DefaultFloatFormat: This is the default formatter for floating point numbers. It writes numbers from 1e-3 to 1e6 as regular decimal numbers, and numbers outside that range in exponential representation.
JsonNumber: A JsonNumber is the raw representation of a number. It is a parsed representation in the sense that a JsonReader (more or less) verified that it is a valid JSON number, but it has not been parsed into an actual Rust numeric type yet.
Location: Represents a location in a parsed stream: offset as well as line and column. This location is maintained by a JsonReader and is mostly useful to help pinpoint problems.
PrettyFormatter: Write some whitespace and indentation to improve human readability

JsonParseError: A JsonParseError represents the range of things that can go wrong while reading a JSON stream: I/O error, byte sequences that are invalid UTF-8, violations of JSON tokenization or grammar, and tokens that exceed the JsonReader’s configured token buffer size.
JsonReadToken: JsonReadToken represents a single token read from a JsonReader. It does not own string data, but references the reader’s internal buffer.

FloatFormat: This trait allows customization of how json-streaming formats floating point numbers.
JsonFormatter: JsonFormatter controls how whitespace is added between JSON elements in the output. It does not affect the JSON’s semantics, but only its looks and size.

JsonParseResult: A convenience type alias for a Result with a JsonParseError as its error type.