Fix object serialization #340
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Use of ser_array_begin in two cases caused an off-by-one error in the object back-reference count that is used to stop an object from being encoded more than once (and thus maintains object identity, allowing recursive structures.)
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Use of ser_array_begin in two cases caused an off-by-one error in the object back-reference count that is used to stop an object from being encoded more than once (and thus maintains object identity, allowing recursive structures.)
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Use of ser_array_begin in two cases caused an off-by-one error in the object back-reference count that is used to stop an object from being encoded more than once (and thus maintains object identity, allowing recursive structures.)