Need a node streams implementation that uses bops

[feross]

By default, browserify's streams implementation uses a fake Buffer object from browserify-buffer that behaves weirdly. We really want it to use bops so it uses the environment's native buffer type.

I think @defunctzombie's approach will work:

  // defunctzombie: https://github.com/alexgorbatchev/node-browser-builtins/tree/master/builtin
  // defunctzombie: take the stream files
  // defunctzombie: stream.js
  // defunctzombie: and the __stream shit
  // defunctzombie: put them all into a repo
  // defunctzombie: maybe called bops-stream I dunno
  // defunctzombie: and update the uses of Buffer('foobar') or whatever to use bops
  // defunctzombie: if the bops was API compatible you could just change require('buffer') to require('bops');
  // feross: right
  // defunctzombie: then in your module just require('bops-stream'); and you will be set
  // feross: and use it in place of require('stream')?
  // defunctzombie: this will be nice since others will be able to use your module too
  // defunctzombie: yep

[feross]

This is not needed anymore. The approach I used instead was to write native-buffer-browserify which emulates the node Buffer API but is backed by a Uint8Array (native browser buffer). So now we can just use the existing browserify streams implementation and eliminate bops from all the modules that we use. native-buffer-browserify will be merged into browserify soon.