Hi Cezar,
In general, an object constructor expression is not always valid JSON, as it is
more general. For example, { 1 : 1 } is valid JSONiq although it is not valid
JSON. A key expression, can be anything, and will be atomized and cast to
xs:string.
Also, { "null" : 1 } (which is what is produced) is valid JSON, just like { "1"
: 1 }.
Accepting { null : 1 } in the same way makes the specification simpler, as we
need not special-case.
Does it make sense?
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