fix: stringify \0 as \\x00 in some cases
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The following is invalid JSON5 and ES5 because a digit cannot follow a
null character escape.
'\01'
However, JSON5 stringifies `'\x001'` as `'\01'` making it impossible to
round trip. This commit ensures that JSON5 stringifies null characters
as `\x00` when followed by a digit.
This was referenced Mar 18, 2020
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The following is invalid JSON5 and ES5 because a digit cannot follow a
null character escape.
However, JSON5 stringifies
'\x001'as'\01'making it impossible toround trip. This commit ensures that JSON5 stringifies null characters
as
\x00when followed by a digit.