Use lists by default like msgspec, update to latest msgspec and msgpack releases
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As per jcrist/msgspec#30 (comment) there's not much of a benefit in our use case (IPC messaging often with dynamic lists) and we can always (and are planning to) support native structs eventually anyway.
The further benefit is that we can assume
msgspecandmsgpackwill be uniform in the array format after decode.Relates to #196 and #294.