Introduce struct_view #147
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The scope of this PR is to introduce
StructView, a tool to extract the information of a struct's paths to a fixed metadata type.This uses a library which is also introduced in this PR
recursive_reflectionto do reflection on structs recursively.We provide some common customizations for common types like iterable,
std::optional,chrono::duration, enums, etc.However, the recursion and metadata extraction strategies are designed to be extensible and overwritable.