feat: BufferedReadStream process multiple bytes at once in ReadLineAsync#82
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Moved the MemoryStream to BufferedReadStream so it can be reused for everything: reading headers / reading chunked lines. |
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First commit changes ReadLineAsync to use a MemoryStream instead of StringBuilder and no longer reads individual bytes.
Also fixes bug when the returned _bufferCount was 0.
Second commit passes a MemoryStream from outside so the same instance can be used for multiple reads.
Would be nice to write tests for this, but it is internal.
Fixes #57