Check if object is already a DICT before it is passed to JSON5.loads for parsing #401
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🤔 What is the nature of this change? / 这个变动的性质是？
🔗 Related Issue / 相关 Issue
#396
💡 Background or solution / 需求背景和解决方案
In many places when using JSON5.loads to parse a serialized object, it doesnt check if the argument passed is a STR. The PR is to fix it by assuming the object is not serialized and only do
json5.loadsif it turns out to be a STRING.📝 Changelog / 更新日志
Default behavior is preserved, no breaking changes/risks.