feat(io): I/O API#1
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Implement `io_readline` and `io_fill` operations and introduce IO API extension to the library.
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This Pull Request aims to implement an IO API extension, which will allow for convenient stream reading without worry of buffer overflow. This is especially useful when reading or/and parsing unknown length data.
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io_fill– buffer entire streams into vectors.io_readline– read single line (delimited by\n, we might allow to set a custom delimiter in static storage).io_scanf– read with matching to format (safescanf). Vectors are used in place ofchar/wchar/... buffers to avoid buffer overflows (e.g in%s).io_sprintf– write to vector with matching to format (safesprintf). Vectors are used in place ofchar/wchar/... buffers to avoid buffer overflows.