Update documentation and included playgrounds to work with v0.13.0

0.13.1

update README to reflect change made in v0.12.0

Breaking change - Rename `type` to `jsonType`

⚠️ Breaking change ⚠️
JSONTyped had a static var type: String that unnecessarily collided with Swift.type(of:). I renamed it to static var jsonType: String so to avoid the collision and save the minor headache. This is a breaking change.

Add `including()` methods to `Document`

Document gains including() method that allows you to easily add includes to the document (or more accurately create a new Document with the given includes added to it). There are actually two variants of this method:

1. Take a Document with IncludeType of NoIncludes and map it to a Document with the given includes in whatever new type you would like.
2. Take a Document with IncludeType other than NoIncludes and add more of the same type of includes to it.

Breaking change to split Attribute out into its own Type.

Realistically, this should not break very much code, but it technically has the potential to require some changes.

Attribute used to be a typealias to TransformedAttribute with an IdentityTransformer. Now, Attribute is its own Type. Although it is a bit sad to see a new Type created where a typealias used to suffice, the benefit of Attribute being its own Type is that the use of it is much more concise. Instead of Attribute offering initialization and containing Type information only relevant to TransformedAttribute, it will not have a cleaner interface.

Add ability to append/merge Includes, ManyResourceBody, and Document.Body.Data

You can now append two Includes values or ManyResourceBody values.
You can also merge two Document.Body.Data values.

Add `Include8` and `Include9` types

Support including up to 9 different types of entities in JSONAPI documents.

Add documentation around custom keys and encoding/decoding for Attributes

0.11.2

Add convenience method for default decoding of attributes. add tests …

Remove Codable constraint on proxies

This non-breaking change allows you to create EntityProxies that have Attributes or Relationships that are not Codable. The idea behind a proxy in this context is to be able to create a more convenient representation in code of something that does not need to be directly encoded or decoded.

Add convenient copy methods to Entity

• [Breaking] Rename Document.Body.primaryData to Document.Body.primaryResource.
• Add Entity.identified(by:) (create identified copy of unidentified Entity with the given Id).
• Add Entity.Identified(byType:) (create identified copy of unidentified Entity with the given Id Type).
• Add Entity.withNewIdentifier() (create a copy of an identified Entity with a new Id).

Remove cruft, add to TestLib

I Removed the many many convenience initializers on Entity and Document. They appeared to be causing the compiler strife and there was a confusing number of them available at any one time. The recommendation is to provide convenience initializers on a per-need basis instead if they offer a lot of utility to you; you can even copy the existing convenience accessors right out of the library (they are just commented out).

I also added the ability to initialize nullable attributes with literals when their wrapped type could also be initialized from that literal.