- Now entity.key() is the same as entity.key.value
- Entity:serialize only serializes component given correctly
- Any other value inside the Entity is ignored
- Disable some diagnostics used in Lua language server by sumneko
You can now give the 'key' component to Entities.
A key will be generated automatically and stored in Entity.key.value.
You can then use this key to fetch the Entity from the World with World:getEntityByKey(key)
The keys are generated with a generator function that can be overriden.
You can remove the component to tell Concord an Entity shouldn't be serialized.
It's given automatically on Entity creation, but this can be disabled by changing Entity.SERIALIZE_BY_DEFAULT to false.
