That's not what I mean. Even though it is serializable, it's still not the same when you serialize/deserialize it.
For example `JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(Temporal.PlainYearMonth.from({year:2026,month:1}))).subtract({ years: 1})` won't work, because it misses the prototype and is no longer an instance of Temporal.PlainYearMonth.
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That's not what I mean. Even though it is serializable, it's still not the same when you serialize/deserialize it.
For example `JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(Temporal.PlainYearMonth.from({year:2026,month:1}))).subtract({ years: 1})` won't work, because it misses the prototype and is no longer an instance of Temporal.PlainYearMonth.
This is problematic if you use tRPC for example.