Add JSON comparison to demonstrate token efficiency #6
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Added Siren-style JSON representation of the albums example to quantify Jiron's token efficiency advantage over traditional API formats.
Changes
examples/albums.json- Siren-compliant JSON with properties expanded into name/value object pairsREADME.md- Added JSON example and token usage comparison table after HTML exampleToken Usage
The JSON demonstrates how Siren's object-based property model (
{"name": "artist", "value": "Pink Floyd"}) is more verbose than Jiron's inline syntax (li.property.artist Pink Floyd), even when representing identical hypermedia semantics.Original prompt
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