-Added BsonReader, BsonWriter
-Added support for reading and writing byte arrays to JsonReader, JsonWriter and LINQ to JSON classes
-Added ReadAsBytes to JsonReader
-Changed Silverlight build serializer to look for a TypeConverter
-Changed .NET build to not rely on System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations assembly to support .NET 4.0 client profile
-Remove DateTimeOffset stand-in from Compact Framework build
-Fixed .NET 2.0 build to run on environments without .NET 2.0 SP1
-Fixed deserialization to always use a new value created from a JsonConverter
-Fixed XmlNodeConverter to support converting comments in JSON
-Move test serialization objects to TestObjects namespace
-Fixed JsonConvert to always write a floating point number with a decimal place
-Changed Type values to serialize and deserialize to type name string
-Fixed JsonWriter to allow objects and arrays to be written in a constructor
-Added JsonContainerAttribute with Id, Title and Description members. JsonObject and JsonArray inherit from this attribute
-Added JsonArrayAttribute. Has flag to control whether array can contain null items.
-Added IsRequired to JsonProperty
-Replaced protected method GetSerializableMembers with GetMemberMappings on JsonSerializer
-Fixed QuoteChar not getting set when parsing property name
-Added Load(JsonReader) to JProperty, JConstructor
-Fixed error when populating JProperty with content from collection
-Added the ability for JsonTokenWriter to write individual values as well as arrays and objects
-Added CreateReader to JToken
-Added FromObject to JToken
-Added ReadFrom to JToken
-Added WriteValue overloads to JsonWriter for nullable types
-Fixed JsonTextWriter.WriteValue(string) to write null instead of an empty string for a null value
-Fixed JsonWriter.WriteValue(object) to no longer error on null values
JamesNK