Added to_deep_hash() method into Mojo::Parameters - #2332
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Summary
Allow deeply expanding query parameters which use bracketed notation using Mojo::Parameters::to_deep_hash()
Motivation
Some HTML forms and frontend JavaScript libraries post data using query parameters such as "
foo[bar]=baz", but currently there is no way for Mojolicious to expand "foo" into a hashref with "bar" as key and "baz" as it's value. Currentto_hash()method returns this as{"foo[bar]" => "baz"}.