Add module documentation to json_utils#1806
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Problem Background
The
json_utilsmodule in the VRL standard library lacked documentation comments, which reduced code readability and made maintenance more difficult. Good documentation is essential for open-source projects to help contributors and users understand the codebase.Changes Made
Added a module-level documentation comment to
src/stdlib/json_utils/mod.rsto describe the module's purpose: it provides utility modules for BOM (Byte Order Mark) handling and JSON type definitions. This is a minimal, non-functional change that aligns with Rust documentation best practices.Verification
This change is purely additive and does not affect functionality or API. It can be verified by:
cargo test) to ensure no regressions, as only comments were added.