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Build # 1284

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Committed by pfalcon

Commit Message

py/stream: Add .readbin() and .writebin() methods.

These methods allow read/write binary packed data directly from/to
streams. That's quite a popular paradigm, and many programming
languages/libraries use that (Java, Node.js, Android, etc.) Python
doesn't support that natively, but such support would allow to implement
parser for complex binary structures with low memory overhead, which
would be beneficial for MicroPython.

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