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docs: Added information about IgnoreNode using JSON path not supported #163

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> 💡 IgnoreNode from a JSON path is currently unsupported by Arcus.Testing. As workaround you can use Newtonsoft.Json library to parse the JSON string and remove the node before using the AssertJson.Equal method.

### Loading JSON nodes yourself
The JSON assertion equalization can be called directly with raw contents - internally it parses to a valid JSON structure: `JsonNode`. If you want to compare two JSON nodes with different serialization settings, you can load the two nodes separately and do the equalization on the loaded nodes.

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