Allow Strings and URIs for the @Link annotation when serializing

[andreas-repp]

With this PR, it becomes possible to use the @Link annotation with Strings and URIs making the library less intrusive and easier to use.

Code Example:

        @Link
        public String stringLink = "http://something.com";

        @Link
        public URI uriLink = new URI("http://something.else.com");

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Merging #27 into master will increase coverage by 0.25%.
The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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[andreas-repp]

@langecode: Could you have a look at this PR?

[langecode]

Thanks for the contribution and it makes sense to be able to annotate an URI as HALLink. I think there is a semantic problem with the string version, though. The Java URI class does not support template URIs so it obviously must be non-templated. However, the string could both be templated or not templated and it is not possible to distinguish. I guess this could have been solved by adding an attribute to the annotation - however that could cause a conflict with the current us of HALLink which carries this information.

I will give it some thought if there is a good way to handle the annotated strings.

[langecode]

Why add the default constructor?

[langecode]

..and again thanks for the contribution. I had not noticed your PR before the mention, sorry.