Adds jsonPath to error messages, so errors can be pinpointed. #53
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The jsonPath can be used to provide better error messages to users trying
to create valid jsonLogic expressions
Also:
Fixes some exception messages to use the right operator. ("none", "or").
Aligns behavior to reference implementation for sums of unparseable strings,
as well as for between comparisons of > and >=, and for comparison operators
with arrays of more than three values.
When presented with an array parameter, jsonlogic.com uses the first value for + and * expressions.
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The jsonPath can be used to provide better error messages to users trying
to create valid jsonLogic expressions
Also:
Fixes some exception messages to use the right operator. ("none", "or").
Aligns behavior to reference implementation for sums of unparseable strings,
as well as for between comparisons of > and >=, and for comparison operators
with arrays of more than three values.
Handles edge cases of + and * the way jsonlogic.com does