Add missing Stream overrides #2
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It's important for perf to override the base implementations, in particular for Read/WriteByte. I just copied the existing implementations to the new overrides and fixed up the implementations with as minimal changes as possible. I also tried to retain the style of the surrounding code. And none of the existing implementations have tests, so I didn't add any for these, as much as it pained me :)
This was referenced Sep 17, 2024
JanKrivanek
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It's important for perf to override the base implementations, in particular for Read/WriteByte.
I just copied the existing implementations to the new overrides and fixed up the implementations with as minimal changes as possible. I also tried to retain the style of the surrounding code.
And none of the existing implementations have tests, so I didn't add any for these, as much as it pained me :)