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Example of a way to read in serialized data (eg. json) when Swift adds built in
Codable / Hashable / Equatible to a struct / class that previously didn't, yet they decided
to serialize things differently than you did in existing code.

In this example, I had previously serialized int2 to a dictionary with x and y keys for its
x and y properties. Swift 5 serializes this as an array, which is incompatible and causes
the whole json file to fail to deserialize.

You could write a custom init(from decoder: Decoder for each class using the problematic struct,

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