Assisted-by: GLM 5.3 Flash
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@@ -202,7 +202,8 @@ table with `Number`, which keeps the literal; see
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- `*struct`, matched per the field rules below
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- `*map[string]any` or `*map[string]T`, keys become map keys and values decode
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into `T` recursively
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into `T` recursively; a map that already holds entries is merged into, the
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document's values replacing same-named keys and the rest left standing
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- `*OrderedMap`, the keys fill in the order the document wrote them; see
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[Ordered tables](#ordered-tables)
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- `*any`, receives the whole parsed tree unchanged
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@@ -220,7 +221,9 @@ For a struct destination, a TOML key matches a field as follows:
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into the embedded struct and matches its own fields against the same keys,
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mirroring how the encoder flattens it. A nil embedded pointer struct is
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allocated on demand. An untagged embedded map receives the keys no field
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claims.
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claims; when a struct embeds several untagged maps, the first one
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declared takes all of them and the rest stay untouched, so the rule stays
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predictable.
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4. The key itself is lower-cased before lookup, so the match is
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case-insensitive on both sides: `DATABASEURL` matches a field named
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`DatabaseUrl`.
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