On the Jackson Annotations wiki, explain how to customize JSON serialization for a Java object by: renaming a field, excluding a field, formatting a date field as 'YYYY-MM-DD', and handling polymorphic types (e.g., BookDetails or ElectronicsDetails) based on a 'type' field. Provide the necessary annotations and their configurations.
Navigate to 'https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-annotations/wiki/Jackson-Annotations' Locate the 'Property Naming' section to find how to rename a field. Locate the 'Property Inclusion' section to find how to exclude a field. Locate the 'Deserialization and Serialization details' section to find how to format a date field. Navigate to the 'Type handling' section (via table of contents or scrolling) to understand how to configure polymorphic deserialization. Synthesize the annotations and configurations required for all these requirements.
Identify that `@JsonProperty("newName")` is used to rename a field. Identify that `@JsonIgnore` is used to exclude a field. Identify that `@JsonFormat(shape = JsonFormat.Shape.STRING, pattern = "yyyy-MM-dd")` is used for date formatting. Identify that `@JsonTypeInfo`, `@JsonSubTypes`, and `@JsonTypeName` are used for polymorphic deserialization. Explain how to configure `@JsonTypeInfo` (e.g., `use = JsonTypeInfo.Id.NAME`, `include = JsonTypeInfo.As.PROPERTY`, `property = "type"`) and `@JsonSubTypes` with `@JsonSubTypes.Type` annotations for polymorphic types. The response should combine these findings into a coherent explanation of how to achieve the full serialization/deserialization behavior.