ProductTypesPlatform

Describes all types which could be considered products in a very loose way.

For type to be considered "product" it has to be:

• non abstract
• have a public (primary) constructor

If it's a "product" then we are able to provide both a way to construct it as well as a way to extract its properties. This is rather unrestricted since:

• our "constructor" allows passing arguments to Java Bean setters
• our properties include: defs without arguments, Java Bean getters and it's the code using the extractors and constructors that should check the type of getter/constructor argument.

In case we don't need a "product" per se, but rather any instantiable type to instantiate or any type to obtain its methods, we can use unapply from Extraction or Construction.