v0.6.0

• Support resizable ArrayBuffer and growable SharedArrayBuffer

  ES2024 introduced resizable ArrayBuffer and growable SharedArrayBuffer.
  @bare-ts/lib now handle these new features by resizing and growing in-place the buffer
  when it reserves space for writing.

  Note that the library still respects the maxBufferLength configuration.

  If maxBufferLength is greater than the buffer's maxByteLength, while a new
  buffer is allocated once maxByteLength is exceeded.

  In the following code, the buffer is resized in-place when writeFixedString is called.

  import * as bare from "@bare-ts/lib"
  
  const resizableBuffer = new ArrayBuffer(0, { maxByteLength: 10 })
  
  const config = bare.Config({ initialBufferLength: 0, maxBufferLength: 10 })
  const bc = new bare.ByteCursor(new Uint8Array(resizableBuffer), config)
  
  bare.writeFixedString(bc, "bare")

• Export assert, DEV and integer validators

  @bare-ts/lib now exports an assert function and integer validators such as isI32.
  We plan to use these functions in a future version of @bare-ts/tools.

  The library also exports a DEV constant that is true if the development condition is passed,
  or if NODE_ENV is set to development under the node condition.
  Use the Node's CLI option --conditions to pass the development condition.

  These functions should only be used for validating arguments of BARE decoders and encoders.