Mention "Bytes" on README.md and lib.rs#536
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Hi, I'm glad you found this crate useful :). The lack of const-generic support in bors r+ |
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I think #277 can be more promoted. :)
As I wrote the current status of serialization of const generics like bytes (solana-labs/solana#29196 (comment)), i think
"Bytes"is best solution so far.@jonasbb hey, this functionary saved us. however it took a while to spot this. I think
Bytescan be promoted. :)