Similar to Strings, when Jes encounters start of object, i.e. {, it should emit action: start event. When it encounters end of object, i.e. }, it should emit action: stop.
This is so the client code can know when parsing of given item is completed, and object doesn't have any more attributes or array doesn't have any more entries.
Similar to Strings, when Jes encounters start of object, i.e. {, it should emit
action: startevent. When it encounters end of object, i.e. }, it should emitaction: stop.This is so the client code can know when parsing of given item is completed, and object doesn't have any more attributes or array doesn't have any more entries.