fixes #191 and #192: Guard against stack overflow#194
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This adds a quick and dirty guard against a stack overflow condition when serializing and deserializing severely nested data.
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This adds a quick and dirty guard against a stack overflow condition when deserializing severely nested data.
Please note that this is a very crude solution, that has seen little testing. I'm not sure if this adequately guards against all forms of stack overflow.