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The fixed JSON-to-TOML mapping rules include: JSON objects correspond to TOML tables or inline tables; JSON arrays whose elements are homogeneous objects are usually rewritten as arrays of tables; JSON null has no corresponding value in TOML, so the key must be omitted or expressed another way.
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