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So the other option would be to build a new string index, and when serializing any component, simply add the string to that index, which would use a page, and reference the key, the offset and the length in the original referring item. Upon deserialisation, we'd get the page, decompress and extract the string. Sounds fairly straightforward but would need careful management if a new item overwrites an old item [or perhaps that doesn't matter], and adding complexity. Closing issue as I am not yet convinced it is needed. Might help on very memory constrained systems such as personal devices or tiny servers.
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