SQL standard can be interpreted differently:
either NULL values are all unique (SQLite, PostgreSQL, ... and now Genji)
or they are considered equal (SQL Server, ...).
All new error handling code now rely on internal/errors package
which provides a compilation time toggle that enables to capture
stacktraces for easier debugging while developing.
It also comes with a new testutil/assert package which replaces the require
package when it comes to checking or comparing errors and printing the
stack traces if needed.
Finally, the test target of the Makefile uses the debug build tag by default.
A testnodebug target is also provided for convenience and to make sure no
tests are broken due to not having used the internal/errors or testutil/assert package.
See #431 for more details
This replaces the Value struct by an interface to allow us to override some
values behavior in the future.
It also introduces a new package types, which contains type definitions, comparison,
and arithmetics.
Concerning encoding, Genji now only uses on type of encoding for values. This simplifies
indexing logic as well as table access in general.
The codec interface has been modified to allow the reuse of buffers when decoding
documents one by one from a table.
Memory consumption has been reduced drastically (-60%) and iteration speed has been improved by 20%
