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…e format string. This unfortunately hides the error but is necessary if we want to be "flexible" with the data we unpack. If the format string is longer than the supplied data it will return as much unpacked fields as it can before it runs out of data.
…packing formats with less data than required. If this is needed a 3rd argument has to be supplied to Unpack(). Added tests to validate that functionality for Unpack and Pack. Other changes - updated dependencies - added eslint with standard config only as placeholder for now
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This fixes a number of issues:
Adding a new feature:
This has been in use for a while now and seems to be very stable. Would be great to get the npm package updated.
Open questions: