Generic type is ignored

[Mahmood Tahir]

Describe the bug
When trying to dump a generic type, the generic information is not included in the dump

To Reproduce

func testGeneric() {
    struct Box<T> {
        let value: T
    }

    let stringBox = Box(value: "test")

    var dump = ""
    customDump(
        stringBox,
        to: &dump
    )
    XCTAssertNoDifference(
        dump,
    """
    DumpTests.Box(value: \"test\")
    """
    )
    // Expecting the dump to be DumpTests.Box<String>(value: \"test\") instead
}

Expected behavior
Expecting the generic type information to be included in the dump i.e. DumpTests.Box<String>(value: \"test\")

Environment

• swift-custom-dump version [e.g. 0.6.0]
• Xcode [e.g. 13.4.1]
• Swift [e.g. 5.6]
• OS: [e.g. macOS 12.6]

[Stephen Celis]

We try to omit extraneous type information wherever possible to keep dumps compact, but I agree the generics sometimes help. Here, though, we can see that value is a string, so I suppose omitting the generic is fine. Do you have some real world examples where the generic is crucial?