This is because Go's JSON package usees float64 under the hood, even
though xsd:float specifically specifies float32, I don't feel it is
worth getting that level of compatibility down, we will just be extra
precise.
- Sorting serialization and deserialization functions to reduce random
noise when regenerating code.
- IRI methods can now short-cut to a URI equivalent value.
- Kind constructors.
- Extended types now can also be attached to properties (bleh). Blows up
the API size, really quickly.
- Minor bugfixes.
