bitcursor 1.0.0

Keeps track of the bit position for an in wrapped memory buffer, and provides it with a read, seek implementation. Also applys a new trait called ReadBits which allows reading types that implement Unit from the cursor.
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## BitCursor
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Keeps track of the bit position for an in wrapped memory buffer, and provides it with a read, write, and seek implementation. Also provides some traits for reading any size primitive, unsigned or signed integer **ReadBits** && **ForceReadBits**

#### Examples
Read a u16 from a list of u8's, first from bit position 0 and then from bit position 2 + cursor position 1.

    use {BitCursor, Readbits};
    
    let data: [u8; 4] = [0b01101010, 0b11110001, 0b01110100, 0b10100001];
    let mut bcurs = BitCursor::new(&data[..]);
    let r = bcurs.read_bits::<u16>().unwrap();
    assert_eq!(0b0110101011110001 as u16, r);
    let _ = bcurs.seek(SeekFrom::Start(10));
    let r = bcurs.read_bits::<u16>().unwrap();
    assert_eq!(0b1100010111010010 as u16, r);


To see more examples see the tests module