Bump Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream from 1.4.0 to 2.1.1 in /src/MiNET

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Bumps Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream from 1.4.0 to 2.1.1.

Release notes

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Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.1.1

• Fixed a bug introduced in 2.1.0 related to security inheritance rules

NuGet: Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.1.1

Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.1.0

• Added RecyclableMemoryStreamManager constructor overloads that take parameters for specifying the maximum free pool sizes. Updated IntelliSense documentation to make clear that these values need to be explciitly set to avoid unbounded pool growth.
• Buffers are now allocated using GC.AllocateUninitializedArray in .NET 5.
• net462 and netstandard2.0 targets can now support the Span-related APIs via a dependency on System.Memory.
• Updated documentation to fix typos and clarify language in some parts.
• Support for Source Link

NuGet: Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.1.0

Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.0.0

Major new release!

• Breaking Changes

  • Removed 2 GB stream limit. Extremely large streams can be created by chaining together blocks. Attempts to convert a stream into a contiguous buffer longer than the runtime's limits will result in an exception.
  • Removed build targets for net40, net45, net46, and netstandard1.4. Added net462.
  • Changed some ETW events to provide more information.
  • Refactored .NET events to match the information payloads of the ETW events.
  • GetBuffer now throws OutOfMemoryException instead of InvalidOperationException if the needed size is too large for a contiguous array.

• Other Changes

  • Removed use of Interlocked methods when checking whether the stream is disposed. This should improve performance. (Concurrent use of streams has never been supported.)
  • RecyclableMemoryStream now implements IBufferWriter<byte>
  • New method overloads of WriteTo that allow you write the contents of the stream directly to another byte[] buffer.
  • Reformatted all code documentation to be more readable.

• Development-only Changes

  • Significantly improved unit test speed

Nuget: Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 2.0.0

Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 1.4.1

• Fixed a bug in CopyToAsync where it wasn't updating the current position, just like a Read would. This was different behavior than in the base class, MemoryStream.

NuGet: Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream 1.4.1

Changelog

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Version 2.1.0

• Added RecyclableMemoryStreamManager constructor overloads that take parameters for specifying the maximum free pool sizes. Updated IntelliSense documentation to make clear that these values need to be explciitly set to avoid unbounded pool growth.
• Buffers are now allocated using GC.AllocateUninitializedArray in .NET 5.
• net462 and netstandard2.0 targets can now support the Span-related APIs via a dependency on System.Memory.
• Updated documentation to fix typos and clarify language in some parts.
• Support for Source Link

Version 2.0

• Breaking Changes

  • Removed 2 GB stream limit. Extremely large streams can be created by chaining together blocks. Attempts to convert a stream into a contiguous buffer longer than the runtime's limits will result in an exception.
  • Removed build targets for net40, net45, net46, and netstandard1.4. Added net462.
  • Changed some ETW events to provide more information.
  • Refactored .NET events to match the information payloads of the ETW events.
  • GetBuffer now throws OutOfMemoryException instead of InvalidOperationException if the needed size is too large for a contiguous array.

• Other Changes

  • Removed use of Interlocked methods when checking whether the stream is disposed. This should improve performance. (Concurrent use of streams has never been supported.)
  • RecyclableMemoryStream now implements IBufferWriter<byte>
  • New method overloads of WriteTo that allow you write the contents of the stream directly to another byte[] buffer.
  • Reformatted all code documentation to be more readable.

• Development-only Changes

  • Significantly improved unit test speed

Commits

• 3695c10 Add SecurityRules to AssemblyInfo. (#169)
• c82374f Fix typos (#167)
• a452fef Update version and documentation for 2.1 release (#166)
• a5caedb Extend benefits of Span<T>, etc. to all target frameworks. (#164)
• db7a1be Fix typo in code sample (#163)
• 1568368 Allocate buffers using GC.AllocateUninitializedArray on .NET 5 (#160)
• 59ee188 Fix Markdown formatting in README.md (#161)
• 870865b feat: Add Sourcelink support (#156)
• 816aee9 Make requirements for specifying maximum free pool bytes more explicit. (#152)
• a9a8ddd Soften language around ToArray (#151)
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