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* fix(ByteStreamConsumer): may now write into an interface which
  underlying type is []byte or string.

* feat(ByteStreamConsumer): added support to io.ReaderFrom, preferred
  over io.Writer if available
* feat(ByteStreamProducer): added support to io.WriterTo, preferred
  over io.Reader if available

* refact(ByteStreamProducer): removed redundant case "string" and preferred
  the more general reflected case (supports aliased strings)

* test: refactored ByteStream tests
* test: added benchmark for bytestream.Consume

* fixes #167

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- refactored UI middleware
  * factorized chore middleware to remove duplicated code
  * factorized UI middleware options: to avoid breaking changes in the
    options types, there is a decode/encode to a common structure
  * added more options:
    * allows to fully customize the UI template
  * added more unit tests

- Spec middleware: added support for optional SpecOption argument
  * allows to serve the spec from a custom path / document name

- serving with or without trailing "/" (cf. issue #238)
  * replaced path.Join() by path.Clean(), which is the intended behavior
    (i.e. serve the path, irrespective of the presence of a trailing
    slash)
  * generalized this behavior to all UI and Spec middleware, not just
    swaggerUI

- API Context:
  * exposed middleware to serve RapiDoc UI
  * allowed new UIOption (...UIOption) to the APIHandler, etc middleware
  * coordinated UI / Spec middleware to be consistent when non-default
    path/document URL is served

* fixes #192
* fixes #226

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This is a follow-up on #273.

I realized that a few typos escaped my review on docstrings
and that some misnomers for variables in tests made the tests
difficult to read (e.g. rdr for a Writer...).

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Now that the go.mod requirement is to support at least go1.19, we may
remove support for older versions of go.

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* relinted debugLog as debugLogf
* fixes #244 (use logger.Debugf rather than logger.Printf)
* fixes #118 (added support for injectable logger in Context and DefaultRouter)
* removed global debug logger

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* fixes #126

This PR implements the proposal N°1 exposed in issue #126:
* if there is a non-zero timeout set with the request, we
  add this timeout to the operation context
* applicable contexts are:
   runtime.Context -> operation.Context -> context.WithTimeout(t>0)
* the actual behavior is determined by the shortest deadline set on those
  contexts

* added unit tests to assert that the different contexts are formed
correctly:
  * an operation with no context inherits from the runtime context
  * an operation with no timeout set (by context or parameter) defaults to 30s (default timeout)
  * when several timeouts are set, the shortest wins
  * an operation with no timeout in context and a 0 timeout param waits
for ever (and not with immediate timeout)

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This PR allows to use the CSV consumer and producer in a more versatile way.
There is no breaking change to the interface.

* fixes #263 (types built with an io.Reader should be able to produce
  CSV)

* csv/consumer can now consume CSV into *csv.Writer, io.Writer, io.ReaderFrom,
  encoding.BinaryUnmarshaler
* also supports the new CSVWriter interface, i.e. anything that can
  Write([]string) error like *csv.Writer
* also supports pointers with underlying type *[][]string, *[]byte and *string, not just
  *[]byte

* csv/producer can now produce CSV from *csv.Reader, io.Reader,
  io.WriterTo, encoding.BinaryMarshaler
* also supports the new CSVReader interface, i.e. anything that can
  Read() ([]string, error) like *csv.Reader
* also supports underlying types [][]string, []byte and string, not just
  []byte

* CSVConsumer and CSVProducer now stream CSV records whenever possible,
* like ByteStreamConsumer and Producer, added the CSVCloseStream()
  option

* added support to (optionally) configure the CSV format with CSVOpts,
  using the options made available by the standard library

* doc: documented the above in the exported func signatures
* test: added full unit test of the CSVConsumer and Producer

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Every time a job is posted, I receive false alarm failure notifications because of some cache conflict during the linting job.

Reference: golangci/golangci-lint-action#807

* ci: fixed code coverage on all sub packages

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