my mistake I think in using the term "language" as KSON isn't really a language in any normal definition of "language", it's really I guess a data serialization

my mistake I think in using the term "language" as KSON isn't really a language in any normal definition of "language", it's really I guess a data serialization format, which is fully defined in terms of its (specified) grammar and syntax rules i.e. until that "formal grammar" which is currently a comment in a Kotlin source file ;) becomes a versioned and reference-able spec that can be implemented by third-parties this is all a bit of a cart/horse dilemma i think maybe