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Use new 'write' vocabulary in the docs.

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### Added
* Serialization of objects and Toml instances to TOML.
* Support for writing objects to TOML format.
* Support for underscores in numbers (the feature branch had accidentally not been merged! :( )
* Set<Map.Entry> Toml#entrySet() cf. Reflection section in README
* Overloaded getters that take a default value. Thanks to __[udiabon](https://github.com/udiabon)__.

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toml.containsTableArray("a"); // false
```
### Serialization
### Converting Objects To TOML
You can serialize a `Toml` or any arbitrary object to a TOML string.
Once you have populated a `Toml` via `Toml.parse()`, you can serialize it back to TOML.
```java
Toml toml = new Toml().parse("a=1");
String tomlString = toml.serialize();
```
Or you can serialize any object.
You can write any arbitrary object to a TOML `String`, `File`, `Writer`, or `OutputStream`.
```java
class AClass {
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int[] anArray = { 2, 3 };
}
String tomlString = Toml.serializeFrom(new AClass());
String tomlString = new TomlWriter().write(new AClass());
/*
yields:
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*/
```
See the `TomlWriter` class for more details.
### Limitations
Date precision is limited to milliseconds.