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discard 7d4c595 fix: OCF block message count unbounded with
zero-byte-consuming decode
discard 7d282f0 Introduce Config::recurse()
discard 56b5d64 pub(crate) to pub, for recursion_depth
discard 1471846 Improve docs and comments
discard a965dd4 fix: No recursion depth limit in decode_internal /
resolve_internal / serde deserializer
add ae46ede Optimize imports
add 6c63e1d fix: No recursion depth limit in decode_internal /
resolve_internal / serde deserializer
add 837814b Improve docs and comments
add 2ec273e pub(crate) to pub, for recursion_depth
add 48d1fbc Introduce Config::recurse()
add debb80f fix: OCF block message count unbounded with
zero-byte-consuming decode
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