std/encoding/json: refactor documentation

std/encoding/json/decode.jule

@@ -625,44 +625,44 @@ impl jsonDecoder {
 // Implementation supports only Jule types, excluding binded types.
 //
 // Decoding details:
-//   Since this function designed for comptime type analysis, the type [T] should
-//   be valid type for comptime. The type [any], which is stores dynamic type, is not valid.
-//   Any unsupported type causes exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
-//   Any incompatible value for type, invalid literal or something else causes
-//   exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
+//	Since this function designed for comptime type analysis, the type [T] should
+//	be valid type for comptime. The type [any], which is stores dynamic type, is not valid.
+//	Any unsupported type causes exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
+//	Any incompatible value for type, invalid literal or something else causes
+//	exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
 //
-//   Signed/Unsigned Integers, Floating-Points:
-//     Decode as JSON numbers.
+//	Signed/Unsigned Integers, Floating-Points:
+//		Decode as JSON numbers.
 //
-//   Booleans:
-//     Decode as JSON booleans.
+//	Booleans:
+//		Decode as JSON booleans.
 //
-//   Strings:
-//     Decode as JSON strings. Invalid UTF-8 or invalid UTF-16 surrogate pairs
-//     are not treated as an exception. Instead, they are replaced by the
-//     Unicode replacement character U+FFFD.
+//	Strings:
+//		Decode as JSON strings. Invalid UTF-8 or invalid UTF-16 surrogate pairs
+//		are not treated as an exception. Instead, they are replaced by the
+//		Unicode replacement character U+FFFD.
 //
-//   Structs:
-//     Decode as JSON objects with only public fields of struct.
+//	Structs:
+//		Decode as JSON objects with only public fields of struct.
 //
-//   Arrays:
-//     Decode as JSON array.
-//     If array size is larger than JSON array, algorithm will change the
-//     remain data to zero-value for data-type.
+//	Arrays:
+//		Decode as JSON array.
+//		If array size is larger than JSON array, algorithm will change the
+//		remain data to zero-value for data-type.
 //
-//   Slices:
-//     Decode as JSON array.
-//     For the []byte type, decodes strings as a base64-encoded string if the input
-//     is string, otherwise decodes as JSON array.
+//	Slices:
+//		Decode as JSON array.
+//		For the []byte type, decodes strings as a base64-encoded string if the input
+//		is string, otherwise decodes as JSON array.
 //
-//   Maps:
-//     Decode as JSON object.
-//     Map's key type only can be: signed integer, unsigned integer and string.
-//     Other types will cause exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
+//	Maps:
+//		Decode as JSON object.
+//		Map's key type only can be: signed integer, unsigned integer and string.
+//		Other types will cause exceptional with [DecodeError.UnsupportedType].
 //
-//   Smart Pointers:
-//     If smart pointer is nil, will be allocated by the algorithm for decoding.
-//     Otherwise, will decode into dereferenced value.
+//	Smart Pointers:
+//		If smart pointer is nil, will be allocated by the algorithm for decoding.
+//		Otherwise, will decode into dereferenced value.
 //
 // Too many nested types are not specifically checked and may cause too many
 // recursive function calls, resulting in a crash at runtime. As a result of the tests,

std/encoding/json/encode.jule

@@ -447,45 +447,45 @@ fn encoder(): jsonEncoder {
 // Implementation supports only Jule types, excluding binded types.
 //
 // Encoding details:
-//   Since this function designed for comptime type analysis, the type [T] should
-//   be valid type for comptime. The type [any], which is stores dynamic type, is not valid.
-//   Any unsupported type causes exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedType].
+//	Since this function designed for comptime type analysis, the type [T] should
+//	be valid type for comptime. The type [any], which is stores dynamic type, is not valid.
+//	Any unsupported type causes exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedType].
 //
-//   Signed/Unsigned Integers, Floating-Points:
-//     Encode as JSON numbers.
-//     For floating-points, NaN or ±Inf will cause exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedFloatValue].
+//	Signed/Unsigned Integers, Floating-Points:
+//		Encode as JSON numbers.
+//		For floating-points, NaN or ±Inf will cause exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedFloatValue].
 //
-//   Booleans:
-//     Encode as JSON booleans.
+//	Booleans:
+//		Encode as JSON booleans.
 //
-//   Strings:
-//     Encode as JSON strings coerced to valid UTF-8, replacing invalid bytes
-//     with the Unicode replacement rune. So that the JSON will be safe to embed
-//     inside HTML <script> tags, the string is encoded using [HTMLEscape],
-//     which replaces "<", ">", "&", U+2028, and U+2029 are escaped
-//     to "\u003c", "\u003e", "\u0026", "\u2028", and "\u2029".
+//	Strings:
+//		Encode as JSON strings coerced to valid UTF-8, replacing invalid bytes
+//		with the Unicode replacement rune. So that the JSON will be safe to embed
+//		inside HTML <script> tags, the string is encoded using [HTMLEscape],
+//		which replaces "<", ">", "&", U+2028, and U+2029 are escaped
+//		to "\u003c", "\u003e", "\u0026", "\u2028", and "\u2029".
 //
-//   Structs:
-//     Encode as JSON objects with only public fields of struct.
+//	Structs:
+//		Encode as JSON objects with only public fields of struct.
 //
-//   Arrays:
-//     Encode as JSON array.
+//	Arrays:
+//		Encode as JSON array.
 //
-//   Slices:
-//     Encode as JSON array.
-//     If slice is nil, encode as null JSON value.
-//     For the []byte type, encodes as a base64-encoded string.
+//	Slices:
+//		Encode as JSON array.
+//		If slice is nil, encode as null JSON value.
+//		For the []byte type, encodes as a base64-encoded string.
 //
-//   Maps:
-//     Encode as JSON object.
-//     If map is nil, encode as null JSON value.
-//     The keys of the map always will be quoted.
-//     Also map's key type only can be: signed integer, unsigned integer and string.
-//     Other types will cause exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedType].
+//	Maps:
+//		Encode as JSON object.
+//		If map is nil, encode as null JSON value.
+//		The keys of the map always will be quoted.
+//		Also map's key type only can be: signed integer, unsigned integer and string.
+//		Other types will cause exceptional with [EncodeError.UnsupportedType].
 //
-//   Smart Pointers:
-//     If smart pointer is nil, encode as null JSON value.
-//     Otherwise, will encode dereferenced value.
+//	Smart Pointers:
+//		If smart pointer is nil, encode as null JSON value.
+//		Otherwise, will encode dereferenced value.
 //
 // Encode cannot represent cyclic data structures and does not handle them.
 // Passing cyclic structures for encoding will result in an cycle at runtime.