Add a handful of utility methods for JSON and XML encoding#206
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This was requested at some point. It's a little clunky to encode an OPC-UA type to a string/bytes, or to decode them manually. This introduces a few methods in the `xml` and `json` modules to make it a little easier.
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This was requested at some point. It's a little clunky to encode an OPC-UA type to a string/bytes, or to decode them manually. This introduces a few methods in the
xmlandjsonmodules to make it a little easier.Also modifies the tests to use these new methods.