Rereading it, you may be right. I read “what was parsed” as “as parsed by the json parser”, but chances are the OP meant “by the application layer”.
I didnkt read it that way because I don’t see that often in my job. Programs there typically know just enough about the format to do their job, and that job doesn’t include “watch out for external threats” (and they don’t all just use some common library that _does_ know the ins and outs of the format because they’re written in different languages. Also, we don’t generate libraries for each language (as would be common if the format were XML) because the json culture doesn’t think json schema is a good idea)
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Actually, I hadn't meant that, although on reflection, it's the right thing to have meant. This stuff is hard!
I didnkt read it that way because I don’t see that often in my job. Programs there typically know just enough about the format to do their job, and that job doesn’t include “watch out for external threats” (and they don’t all just use some common library that _does_ know the ins and outs of the format because they’re written in different languages. Also, we don’t generate libraries for each language (as would be common if the format were XML) because the json culture doesn’t think json schema is a good idea)