It looks like there’s a mix‑up in terms in your question. Cenforce 200 mg is a pharmaceutical drug (a high‑dose sildenafil citrate tablet used for erectile dysfunction), and it has nothing to do with software features such as JSON or xml parsing.

Here’s a clearer perspective:

Cenforce 200 mg is a medication — not a computer program, library, or application. It does not contain any built‑in software functions, and it has never “added support” for JSON or xml, because those are concepts from software development and data interchange formats, not pharmacology.

JSON (javascript object Notation) and xml (eXtensible Markup Language) are data formats used in programming for structuring information. “Built‑in support for JSON/xml parsing” refers to programming languages, APIs, or software tools that can read and interpret these data formats.

A drug like Cenforce does not have features like APIs or data parsing capabilities — those terms apply to code libraries, frameworks, or applications.

If you meant to ask about a software product named “Cenforce” (perhaps a library or tool) rather than the medication, let me know and provide more context — I can help clarify that instead.