Support of TypeToken

Extend deserialize family with a method accepting `TypeToken`. It's more convenient and user friendly than using pure `Type`. Similar mechanism is used in Gson and Jackson.

Deserialization of generic list as it is now:

```
// List of dogs
List dogs = new ArrayList<>();

// Initialization
...

// Create Jsonb and deserialize
Jsonb jsonb = JsonbBuilder.create();
dogs = jsonb.fromJson(result, new ArrayList(){}.getClass().getGenericSuperclass());
```
Deserialization of generic list using TypeToken:

```
// List of dogs
List dogs = new ArrayList<>();

// Initialization
...

// Create Jsonb and deserialize
Jsonb jsonb = JsonbBuilder.create();
dogs = jsonb.fromJson(result, TypeToken>(){}.getType());
```

Start by locating the deserialize family in the JSON-B API and reviewing its existing Type-based overloads. Compare the requested TypeToken usage with the current generic-list example, then verify that the API and tests cover deserialization through the new form.

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