fix(json): distinguish null from the none enum member

[Shubham Padkonde (Shubham-Padkonde)]

Overview

Preserve JSON null when parsing an enum that has a None_ = "none" member. Currently str(None) becomes "None", which takes the reserved-keyword handling path and returns the actual enum member. A missing value can therefore be mistaken for an explicitly supplied "none" value.

Return None before converting a null node to text. The wire value "none" still resolves to None_, and ordinary enum values are unchanged. Collection entries use the same correction.

Related Issue

No separate issue found. The regression is reproduced by JsonParseNode(None).get_enum_value() with an enum containing None_ = "none".

Testing Instructions

• Install the local abstractions and JSON serialization packages and the JSON package's test dependencies.
• From packages/serialization/json, run python -m pytest tests -q: all 200 tests pass.
• The scalar-null and null-collection-entry regressions both fail before the fix; explicit "none" and "low" remain valid.
• Mypy passes for all six source files; YAPF reports no changes for the edited source and new tests.

Pylint rates the source 10/10 but reports the existing suggestion-mode configuration option as unrecognized in the installed version.

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