v0.2.0

• Improve performance for reading and writing strings

• Improve performance for reading variable integers encoded on a single byte

• Add a reader and a writer for fixed-strings

  Users have now access to two new functions that enable to read and
  write fixed-length strings.

  bare.readFixedString(bc, /* string's length in bytes */ 4)
  bare.writeFixedString(bc, "bare")

• Simplification of ByteCursor

• BREAKING CHANGE: rename all decode/encode into read/write

  read/write feel more low-level than decode/encode.
  read/write are also more used among BARE implementations than decode/encode.
  Moreover, in JS, decode and encode are used for high-level API such as
  TextDEcoder and TextEncoder.

  bare.decodeU8(bc) // Previously
  bare.readU8(bc) // Now
  
  bare.encodeU8(bc, 42) // Previously
  bare.writeU8(bc, 42) // Now

• BREAKING CHANGE: length can no longer be specified for fixed-array writers

  Previously, you had to specify the length of the fixed-array to encode.
  If the given length was different of the actual array's length,
  then an assertion was thrown ("unmatched length").

  It is no longer possible to specify the length.
  As a consequence, the fixed-array writers can no longer assert the length.

  Fixed-array writers now have the same signature as other writers.

  bare.readerU8FixedArray(bc, Uint8Array.of(42, 24), 2) // Previously
  bare.writeU8FixedArray(bc, Uint8Array.of(42, 24)) // Now

  Note that fixed-array readers still require the specification of the
  length:

  bare.decodeU8FixedArray(bc, 2)

• BREAKING CHANGE: ByteCursor no longer accept ArrayBuffer

  new ByteCursor(new ArrayBuffer(5), config) // Now fails
  new ByteCursor(new Uint8Array(5), config) // Update to this

• BREAKING CHANGE: remove ByteCursor#write

  Use writeU8FixedArray instead:

  const bc = new ByteCursor(buffer, config)
  
  bc.write(buffer) // Previously
  bare.writeU8FixedArray(bc, buffer) // Now