The code generated by protoc seems to go to great lengths to make sure
that once a message object is created, it can't be modified. I'm
guessing that this is to avoid cycles in the object graph, so that the
serialization routine doesn't have to detect cycles. Is this
correct? Would a cycle in the object graph put the current serializer
into an infinite loop?
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