feat(config): Implement Serialize trait for configuration structs #314
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This commit adds support for serializing configuration structures by implementing the `Serialize` trait for them. This change is necessary for enabling configuration data to be converted into formats like JSON or TOML, which facilitates easier storage, transmission, or debugging. By leveraging the `Serialize` trait, developers can integrate the configuration with existing systems that require serialized data formats.
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This commit adds support for serializing configuration structures by implementing the
Serializetrait for them.This change is necessary for enabling configuration data to be converted into formats like JSON or TOML, which facilitates easier storage, transmission, or debugging. By leveraging the
Serializetrait, developers can integrate the configuration with existing systems that require serialized data formats.