@author amphibianSimple FieldSet type thing, which uses the standard Java facilities. Should always be written as UTF-8. Simpler encoding than Properties. All of the methods treat the data as a tree, where levels are indicated by ".". Hence e.g.: DirectKey=Value Subset.Key=Value Subset.Subset.Key=Value DETAILS: = Key is split into a tree via "."'s. Value is a string. Conversion methods are provided for most key types, one notable issue is arrays of string, which are separated by ";". ALTERNATE FORMAT: == The value is encoded. We will use this later on to prevent problems when transferring noderefs (line breaks, whitespace get changes when people paste stuff etc), and to allow e.g. newlines in strings. For now we only *read* such formats.
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