Fix object reference key collision in msgpack_var_add - #192
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Objects were keyed by a mix of class entry pointer and handle, which is not unique: two objects of different classes could share a key, so one was packed as a back-reference to the other. Key objects by their zend_object address in a separate key space from arrays, and hold a reference to each packed object until packing ends so its address cannot be reused (as ext/standard/var.c does).
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Objects were keyed by a mix of class entry pointer and handle, which is not unique: two objects of different classes could share a key, so one was packed as a back-reference to the other.
Key objects by their zend_object address in a separate key space from arrays, and hold a reference to each packed object until packing ends so its address cannot be reused (as ext/standard/var.c does).
Fixes #191