[scala] Escape reserved words, support Array[Byte] #7378
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.Description of the PR
[scala] Escape reserved words, support Array[Byte]
Previously, Array[Byte] was compiling to ArrayByte. This provides a type
mapping to output the correct type.
This also escapes reserved words with grave accents, as is most common
in Scala. Escaping with an underscore prefix breaks serialization (in
Jackson, for example) unless templates are modified manually. Escaping
using grave accent should unblock most serializers from requiring
template modifications.
This should resolve #7371.
I'll have to verify, but it may also resolve #6393.