Low-level JSON library 'Struson' version 0.2.0 released

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I just (minutes ago!) found your library, and I think it can also be used to parse truncated JSON: Parsing truncated (i.e. invalid) JSON. Is that an expected use case?

I miss something which combines peek() and ValueType into next_value(), i.e. moving this block into the library and adding a Value enum which can contain the String, bool, null, etc.

 match j.peek() {
        Ok(ValueType::String) => { j.next_string(); }
        Ok(ValueType::Number) => { j.next_number_as_str(); }
        Ok(_) => todo!(),
        Err(e) => return Err(e),
    };

This Value would be similar to serde_json::Value, but with no content in the Array and Object/Map cases. Maybe also copy the Number type so the decision between u8, i64 or f64 etc. can be made later. Or store it as next_number_as_str() would.

Also, this library seems to panic too much, and in functions which already return Result. Maybe the panic when peek()-ing when only end_object() is allowed could become a specific "expected ..." error or even ValueType::MustBeEndObject?