fix: properly handle deserialization from Reader#71
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The pattern "let s: &str = Deserialize::deserialize(deser)" used in multiple places is not ideal, as it generates errors when the deserializer uses an IO Reader and not a string. To fix this, implementing a visitor is preferred, as it gives the deserializer the choice of allocating or not a string. To ensure the issue is fixed, the tests now deserialize both from a string and from a reader. Closes influxdata#55
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The pattern "let s: &str = Deserialize::deserialize(deser)" used in multiple places is not ideal, as it generates errors when the deserializer uses an IO Reader and not a string. To fix this, implementing a visitor is preferred, as it gives the deserializer the choice of allocating or not a string.
To ensure the issue is fixed, the tests now deserialize both from a string and from a reader.
I haven't used the same fix for the integer/string deserialization for numbers. Using a Visitor is much more cumbersome as it would depend on each numeric type, and using a Cow type is enough to fix the issue.
Closes #55