Configuration item strict_utf8 - in root config or in serializer?

m@c ~/tmp/test-dancer2 (1) $ dancer2 gen -a Mikko
+ Mikko
+ Mikko/.dancer
+ Mikko/cpanfile
+ Mikko/config.yml
+ Mikko/MANIFEST.SKIP
+ Mikko/Makefile.PL
+ Mikko/public
+ Mikko/public/dispatch.cgi
+ Mikko/public/404.html
+ Mikko/public/favicon.ico
+ Mikko/public/500.html
+ Mikko/public/dispatch.fcgi
+ Mikko/environments
+ Mikko/environments/development.yml
+ Mikko/environments/production.yml
+ Mikko/t
+ Mikko/t/001_base.t
+ Mikko/t/002_index_route.t
+ Mikko/bin
+ Mikko/bin/app.psgi
+ Mikko/lib
+ Mikko/lib/Mikko.pm
+ Mikko/views
+ Mikko/views/index.tt
+ Mikko/public/css
+ Mikko/public/css/style.css
+ Mikko/public/css/error.css
+ Mikko/public/images
+ Mikko/public/images/perldancer-bg.jpg
+ Mikko/public/images/perldancer.jpg
+ Mikko/views/layouts
+ Mikko/views/layouts/main.tt

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m@c ~/tmp/test-dancer2 $ cd Mikko/
m@c ~/tmp/test-dancer2/Mikko (127) $ plackup -E development bin/app.psgi
Unknown configuration key 'strict_utf8'
Set strict_config => 0 to silence these warnings.
HTTP::Server::PSGI: Accepting connections at http://0:5000/
[...]

Config key strict_utf8 is read from the root of the config.
It is used in Dancer::Core::App, Dancer2::Core::Request, Dancer2::Core::Response, , Dancer2::Core::Role::Serializer and , Dancer2::Serializer::JSON.

It seems that this item would server better if placed under serializer JSON in config.

Regardless, we should add it to the list of allowed keys (either Core or others) in Dancer2::ConfigReader.

Start with Dancer2::ConfigReader and trace the strict_utf8 references in Dancer::Core::App, Dancer2::Core::Request, Dancer2::Core::Response, Dancer2::Core::Role::Serializer, and Dancer2::Serializer::JSON. Determine whether the setting belongs at the root or under the JSON serializer, then update the allowed-key handling so the generated application no longer reports an unknown configuration key when run with plackup.