Callbacks to get information about (de)serialized types #65
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Introduced a callback to get informed about a type before an instance of it gets serialized and another one to get informed about an type id before it gets used to deserialize an object.
Set before (de)serialization callbacks to collect used types.
Print the types used for serialization and the type ids used while deserializing objects.
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Added callback properties to Settings class which get called from the ObjectSerializer before an object gets serialized or deserialized.
These callbacks can be used e.g. to log actually used types or to register types on demand. The later can be used when there are two instances of the serializer (because they are in different processes or in a client-server environment) to inform the counterpart about registrations.