fix(msgpack): encode maps with null prototype

[sanekb]

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[iuioiua]

Please run deno fmt.

[sanekb]

Please run deno fmt.

thanks for remind

[iuioiua]

Can you provide some context behind why this change is needed? Is there a related issue?

[kt3k]

This 'is-plain-object' check seems mostly aligned with the implementation of npm:is-plain-obj@2.1.0 https://github.com/sindresorhus/is-plain-obj/blob/v2.1.0/index.js and looks reasonable to me.

[sanekb]

Is there a related issue?

it is not related to existed issue

1. but in my case, objects are validated using jsr:@oxi/schema and then piped to the encode(), which throws an error because the validated objects are recreated by calling Object.create(null)
2. logically, objects without a prototype are the most "plain", isn't it?

[iuioiua]

Is there a related issue?

it is not related to existed issue

1. but in my case, objects are validated using jsr:@oxi/schema and then piped to the encode(), which throws an error because the validated objects are recreated by calling Object.create(null)
2. logically, objects without a prototype are the most "plain", isn't it?

Fair justifications. For future reference, please be sure to include some context in the initial comment for PRs 🙂