struct CidDeserializer<'a, R>(&'a mut Deserializer<R>);Expand description
De-serialize a DAG-CBOR encoded CID.
This is without the CBOR tag information. It is only the CBOR byte string identifier (major type 2), the number of bytes, and a null byte prefixed CID.
The reason for not including the CBOR tag information is the Value implementation. That one
starts to parse the bytes, before we could interfere. If the data only includes a CID, we are
parsing over the tag to determine whether it is a CID or not and go from there.
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