timeout-iterator 1.1.7

TimeoutIterator is a wrapper over any iterator that adds peek_timeout and next_timeout functions. The canonical use-case is parsing multi-line free-form records (such as tailing a log fime) where it is desirable to consume the very last line, and peek whether the record continues on the next time, but not block indefinitely on the peek.
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