Var<string> does not work unless string is quoted so its valid json

[cmcpasserby]

Anytime .Value is read from on a Var<string>, the string is treated as if its json when it is not, and the Value getter on AndroidVar and IOSVar ends up just returning defaultValue instead of the modified string from the dashboard.

The cause of this is from

clevertap-unity-sdk/CleverTap/Runtime/Android/AndroidVar.cs

Lines 11 to 28 in b6a2ab3

	public override T Value {
	get {
	string jsonRepresentation = CleverTapAndroidJNI.CleverTapJNIInstance.Call<string>("getVariableValue", name);
	if (jsonRepresentation == Json.Serialize(value)) {
	return value;
	}
	object newValue = Json.Deserialize(jsonRepresentation);
	if (newValue is IDictionary) {
	Util.FillInValues(newValue, value);
	} else if (newValue == null) {
	value = defaultValue;
	} else {
	value = (T)Convert.ChangeType(newValue, typeof(T));
	}
	return value;
	}
	}

and

clevertap-unity-sdk/CleverTap/Runtime/IOS/IOSVar.cs

Lines 11 to 32 in b6a2ab3

	public override T Value {
	get {
	string jsonRepresentation = IOSDllImport.CleverTap_getVariableValue(name, kind);
	if (jsonRepresentation == null) {
	return defaultValue;
	}
	if (jsonRepresentation == Json.Serialize(value)) {
	return value;
	}
	object newValue = Json.Deserialize(jsonRepresentation);
	if (newValue is IDictionary) {
	Util.FillInValues(newValue, value);
	} else {
	value = (T)Convert.ChangeType(newValue, typeof(T));
	}
	return value;
	}

Because the string is always treated as json, even know getVariableValue will return exactly the string provided on the dashboard and not a json object containing a string. Thus the object newValue = Json.Deserialize(jsonRepresentation); line always returns null causing things to always get into the branch that returns default value.

I suspect this was caused by the fix in https://github.com/CleverTap/clevertap-unity-sdk/pull/61/files where all strings used to return quoted.