Allow callback to access the ignored values #12
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This change allows the caller to specify a type
Swhich will be used to deserialize ignored values. The deserialized value will then be passed to the callback.This can be useful in several ways. First, you could use
S=serde_json::Valueto simply access the ignored values. Alternatively you could useS=toml::Spanned<IgnoredAny>if you just want to find out where the ignore value is in the input. Finally, you could combine the two withS=toml::Spanned<toml::Value>.This addresses #11