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2.0.23

- Fixes premature short-circuiting of deserializers for annotations with default values (resolves 112)
- Adds support for postponed annotations and recursive/circular types (resolves 113). See the [docs](https://python-typical.org/usage/types/#postponed-annotations) for information on how to take advantage of this improvement.

2.0.22

Add explicit handling for `uuid.UUID` & subclasses (resolves 110)

2.0.21

Bugfixes:
- Properly handle ForwardRefs when fetching a type-name.
- Properly handle equality checks for pandas types (resolves 106).
- Short-circuit collection-types with no defined nested types/fields (resolves 107).

2.0.20

Improvements:
- Proactively detect infinite recursion as a result of invalid usages of the `slots` operator (resolves 104 )
- Allow user-defined classes to be translated to collection metas.

2.0.19

This expands support for the detection of optional fields to allow for Ellipsis `...` as a default value in cases where `None` is meaningful.

2.0.18

Fixes:
- SerdeFlags inheritance (resolves 96 )
- Passing callables to wrapped objects (partially resolves 95 )
- Fix deserialization of subclassed enums with default values (resolves 98 )
- Fix nested deserialization & translation for arbitrary classes.

Improvements:
- Faster serialization with less state-tracking by overloading `__missing__` on serdict objects.
- Migrate away from using `type()` calls to extract an instance's type (`inst.__class__` is measurably faster) during validation and deserialization.
- Use `__slots__` for internal data-structures for faster runtime with less memory usage.
- Provide `slots` option for `typic.klass` & `slotted` decorator for dataclasses.
- More flexibility when translating arbitrary classes by adding detection of required fields.
- Even more benchmarks!

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