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Remove package private BitStream and use BitInputStream directly instead - #817
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mvn; that'smvnon the command line by itself.Remove the package private
BitStreamclass, which onlyExplodingInputStreamused, and useBitInputStreamdirectly instead.API change
BitInputStream.readByte()to the public API. It reads the next 8 bits from the stream and returns them as anintin range 0 to 255. It replacesBitStream.nextByte().Other changes
BZip2CompressorInputStreamandExplodingInputStreamcallreadByte()instead ofreadBits(8)ornextByte().BitStream.nextBits(int)is removed and its caller usesreadBits(int)instead.nextBitsthrew an exception when asked for more than 8 bits. Its only caller asks for 6 or 7 bits, depending on the dictionary size, so the check was never triggered.BitInputStreamTest.