Serialising strings with arbitrary bytes generates an invalid JSON representation. For instance: `JsonStream.serialize(new String(new byte[]{0x00}))` should return `"\u0000"` as per specs (see http://json.org/string.gif at http://json.org/).
Serialising strings with arbitrary bytes generates an invalid JSON representation. For instance:
JsonStream.serialize(new String(new byte[]{0x00}))should return
"\u0000"as per specs (see http://json.org/string.gif at http://json.org/).