Remove unsafe lifetime transmute in vt::Stream#178
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Meanwhile, make input::Stream an actual Iterator.
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Thank you for improving this! It's way better now.
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A lending iterator ties the item lifetime to the borrow of `self`, so writing the lifetimes that way Just Works.
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A lending iterator ties the item lifetime to the borrow of
self, so writing the lifetimes that way Just Works.I also make
input::Streaman actual Iterator, since it had no reason not to be.