Fix warnings and documentation for "at-most" constructs #128
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This PR is a partial solution to #124 :
T t[<= n]
, now directing to use[:byte-size-single-element-array-at-most
instead of the non-existing[:byte-size-at-most
T [:byte-size-single-element-array-at-most n]
: we validate the format of T and check that it fits within n bytes, and then we always consume exactly n bytes by advancing the position of the parser. So, this in effect allows one to encode an element T padded out to n bytes.T x[n]
withsizeof(T) <> 1
into an error.