A slash inside a JSON key is not a path separator | OriginChainDB

Description:
The object {"a/b": 7, "a": {"b": 9}} contains both a literal slash key and a nested key. JSON Pointer /a~1b selects 7; /a/b selects 9.

Escape a slash inside a key as ~1 when constructing a pointer token. A two-token path is a different address, not an equivalent spelling.

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Reference: RFC 6901: JSON Pointer
https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6901.html#section-3

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