Use of interfaces
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First, because we can't use implicit conversion, we need to have some way to access the underlying value.
Second, to respect the open-close principle, we want developers to be able to add new functionality to their value object without having to modify the sources of the Typely generator.
Third, the use of interface reduces the redundancy such as for example converters. The same reason why Microsoft added the feature Generic Math with interfaces like INumber<T> over primitive types.
