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Auto build for DictLike Object.#1
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Added an "auto_build" element to the DictLike object.
Explanation by Example:
Consider an instance of DictLike, dictlike1 which has other instances of DictLike, dictlike2 and dictlike3 as its parameters. With the "auto_build" passed as parameter passed to dictlike1, it avoids the necessity to separately build dictlike2 and dictlike3 instances. The same applies if dictlike2 and dictlike3 objects are in a collection like List or Tuple and this collection is passed as parameter to dictlike1.
Note: The auto_build is not recursively applied. To recursively call all sub DictLike instances, all the instances should have parameter "auto_build" 😉 .